Tammy Kikuchi

Festivals and fairs taking place in Utah this weekend

With so many festivals and fairs happening in Utah this weekend, there is no shortage of fun things to do and see.
1 day ago

Utah vaccination rates drop as national measles cases rise

Utah health officials are concerned to see vaccination rates drop in the state.
2 days ago

Purple Mattress closing 2 Utah manufacturing plants, making way for other businesses

Purple Mattress will close two manufacturing plants in Utah making way for new businesses to move to the state.
5 days ago

More office space is available in Salt Lake City, but expert says there’s a catch

One real estate expert says that even though there are more vacancies, Salt Lake still has a shortage of high-end office space.
6 days ago

How is Gen Z changing the work culture?

Gen Z is now an active participant in the workforce. How will their values and behaviors shape the future and what to expect?
8 days ago

High hazard dams may take 120 years to be repaired due to lack of funding

Utah has 101 dams that are in need of rehabilitation. However, with current funding it could take the state years to full address. 
10 days ago

UHSAA requirements work to keep high school football players safe on the field

According to the Utah High School Activities Association, some requirements have been designed to keep high school football players safe.
11 days ago

Man accused of aggravated assault after road rage incident in Sandy

A suspected road rage shooting in Sandy has led to an arrest and accusations of aggravated assault and illegal discharge of a firearm.
13 days ago

Software developer salaries are growing fast in Utah, economist says

Software developer salaries are rising fast in Utah. They are rising faster in the Salt Lake metropolitan area than they are anywhere else.
15 days ago

Alzheimer’s cases going up in Utah, study shows

According to new data, Alzheimer's and dementia cases in Utah have have increased substantially over the past three years.
18 days ago

Canyons School District fully embraces AI technology on school buses

This year, the Canyons School District has placed artificial intelligence cameras on their school buses, meant to improve safety.
18 days ago

Utah seismologists pushing for earthquake warning system

Utah seismologists say and earthquake warning system would give people time to prepare in the event of a quake.
19 days ago

How earthquake proof is your child’s school?

More than 100 schools in Utah could collapse in a major earthquake due to buildings having unreinforced masonry.
23 days ago

Provo City to open the largest sports park in the state

Provo is getting ready to cut the ribbon on a new sports park called EPIC. It will be the largest sports park in the state, and the second largest in the nation.
23 days ago

Sugar House Coffee grateful for community’s support during hard times

Times have been tough for Sugar House Coffee, but it's rolling with the punches. It's grateful for people who have stepped up to help.
30 days ago

Farmington parent expresses shock after learning class size

One parents says he has big concerns after hearing his fifth grader's class at Farmington Elementary will have 37 kids to one teacher.
30 days ago

Hiker reminds group: No dogs permitted in watershed canyons

When a weekend hiker encountered a group of dogs and their owners, she reminded them that the canyons are a watershed.
1 month ago

Leadership structure changes coming to SLCPD

A big change is coming to the leadership structure of the SLCPD. It will will replace the position of captain with the position of commander.
1 month ago

Utah wastewater indicates increased levels of COVID-19

Increased levels of COVID-19 have been detected in wastewater across the state. While the cause is unknown, tourism may be playing a role.
1 month ago

DWR reminds campers to bear-proof and clean their camp

Wildlife officials are pleading with the public to keep their campsites clean and bear-proof their food and supplies.
1 month ago

Citizen group releases new details on plans to bury SLC’s rail lines

A citizen group released new details this week about the Rio Grande Plan, which would bury rail lines traversing Salt Lake City.
1 month ago

Grasshopper infestation taking over Tooele County

Grasshoppers are infesting areas in Tooele County in what appears to be the peak of a seven year cycle. They are causing widespread damage.
1 month ago

Recent Tooele power outages have a purpose says Rocky Mountain Power

Rocky Mountain Power says the recent Tooele power outages took place because the company is hardening the power lines in the area.
1 month ago

New Provo City ordinance concerning unhoused people receives public backlash

The Provo City Council got an earful from several unhoused people during the public comment period for the second time.
1 month ago