Tamara Vaifanua is a reporter at KSL Today. With over 11 years of experience in various newsrooms, she focuses on issues facing underrepresented communities, highlighting topics such as Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Covid-19 relief efforts, and educational equity. Vaifanua has been featured in KSL (1160 AM / 102.7 FM), Joe Company, and KSL TV (Channel 5).
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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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A Utah woman who visited her sister in the Salt Lake County Jail walked away with an idea to give back to those who are struggling.
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Sabrena Suite-Mangum founded Pillows for Prisoners after her sister's incarceration.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns lost more than two-and-a-half million dollars in scams in 2025, according to AARP.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
MAGNA — A small community theatre in Magna is looking to involve an often overlooked, generation in their next production.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
A student at Riverton High School decided to write thousands of letters to every student at his school, all in an effort to be kind.
Our friends at Parents Empowered are helping parents plan alcohol-free summer activities and giving parents the tools to have conversations that could protect their kids' still developing brains.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
RIVERTON, Utah (KSL) -- A student at Riverton High School decided to write thousands of letters to every student at his school, all in an effort to be kind.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
SALT LAKE CITY — Older adults who may be dealing with legal trouble or fraud now have a new free online tool to help them spot those problems early.
By: Tamara Vaifanua
Ava played softball for West High, then became a powerhouse at Brigham Young University. Now, she's back coaching the next generation and preparing to represent American Samoa at the LA 2028 Olympics.
HERRIMAN — Utah students are heading out to serve missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and this send-off is everything.
