Tamara Vaifanua is a journalist at KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, UT. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, health and wellness, education, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on social issues and events in Utah. Tamara's work has been featured in KSL 5 TV and Joe Company.
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Tamara Vaifanua's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on personal finance and family/relationship topics. She often covers events, promotional deals, seasonal content, and how-to guides. If you're looking to pitch her a story idea or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to local community service initiatives, fundraising efforts within the Salt Lake City area or Utah state at large. Additionally, pitches about electric vehicles trends (locally), job interview tips for local job-seekers or guidance on navigating tough conversations during holidays might be well received by Tamara based on her coverage trends.
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By: Tamara Vaifanua
Over 750 students in need got early Christmas presents on Saturday thanks to the Jordan Education Foundation and community donations.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
A UVA student is getting the opportunity of a lifetime after a Hollywood director picked up the screenplay she wrote to develop a film.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Students with Jordan High School's HOSA club will host a toy drive for Primary Children's Hospital on Wednesday.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
— A Utah woman gave her big sister who has special needs a surprise birthday trip to Disneyland — a place she visited once as a child.
By: Sam Herrera, Tamara Vaifanua
— The Utah Hockey Club visited a local coffee shop and spread a bit of holiday cheer to customers last week.
In St. George, Lin’s Fresh Market donated $20,000 worth of groceries to Utah Tech University’s Blazer Food Pantry.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Students at Corner Canyon High School raised more than $150,000 this month for Utah Foster Care.
A high school student has won a scholarship after organizing a blood drive through the Red Cross's Leaders Save Lives program.
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By: Tamara Vaifanua
— Every December, Intermountain Riverton Hospital's labor and delivery unit gifts parents of newborn babies with a special stocking.
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