Tamara Vaifanua is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She writes for KSL 5 TV and KSL-TV, covering local news and stories that impact the community. Tamara's articles often focus on topics such as community initiatives, mental health, social issues, and local events and developments.
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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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Students struggling with mental health have a resource they can tap into where they feel safe and heard.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes PROVO — Students struggling with mental health have a resource they can tap into where they feel safe and heard.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Smith Entertainment Group announced it is launching a nonprofit that aims to help Utah communities.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Local families in Francis, Kamas, Heber and other surrounding areas attended a trick-or-treating event to celebrate Halloween with the firefighters assigned to the Yellow Lake fire.
Graduating culinary school goes beyond just food for a group of refugee women - It’s about starting a new life.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Mom and dad entered their girls into the contest on a whim. Since then, they've had so much support. People vote once a day and donate to a charity to get extra votes.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Many children featured in the gallery are also featured in a series on KSL TV called Wednesday's Child , with reporter and news anchor Shara Park.
— Looking out for the good, one St. George boy's life was changed by Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital's best-in-the-nation neurosurgery program.
By: Mary Culbertson, Tamara Vaifanua
A design competition in downtown Salt Lake City aims to bring together construction designers for the cause of ending hunger.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Operation Homefront spent their Veterans Day feeding military families.
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