Tammy Kikuchi

Utah doctors urge extra MMR vaccine for infants after recent measles outbreak

Utah health officials are urging parents to get an early, extra measles mumps and rubella vaccine for their infants following last year's measles outbreak.
3 months ago

Coal Creek Trail closed to visitors overnight to curb illicit drug activity

The Bureau of Land Management said it will close the Coal Creek Trail to overnight visitors in an effort to stop illegal camping and drug activity.
3 months ago

University of Utah spring football game cancelled

The U's spring football game had become a tradition, and a way to honor Aaron Lowe and Ty Jordan, two former players who were victims of gun violence.
4 months ago

Bangerter Highway to close over weekend

Work crews will close Bangerter Highway in both directions in West Jordan to repair a water pipe struck by a dump truck last May.
4 months ago

Lack of snow allows UDOT to use budget for road repairs

There is a silver lining to the dark cloud that is Utah's current lack of snow — extra time and funds to go to repairing Utah's roads.
5 months ago

Unpaid student loans impact more than just credit score

Millions of people with student loans are defaulting or delinquent on their payments.
6 months ago

Dry, dry, dry as Utah looks at breaking snowfall season record

While the winter season is far from over, the snowfall outlook remains grim as Utah remains dry, dry, dry.
6 months ago

Let’s Go Fishing! Utah DWR stocked millions of fish in lakes and rivers in 2025

The Utah Department of Wildlife Resources stocked more than 12 million fish in Utah waterways last year, with requests to stock another 11.6 million this year.
7 months ago

Apartment glut in SLC leads to lower rents and incentives from landlords

Rents are down in the Salt Lake City market. To such an extent, renters are being offered incentives to move in.
8 months ago

100-year old Ash trees to be cut down in Logan

 After 10-years of planning, the Ash trees along Canyon Road in Logan are coming down
9 months ago

Salt Lake County buildings light up in green to honor veterans

It's part of Operation Green Light, a national initiative that features green lights shining on buildings across the country.
9 months ago

S-Line extension aims to provide easier access to businesses, housing in Sugar House

Salt Lake City officials say the S-Line expansion in Sugar House will give people better access to businesses and make the area more walkable.
11 months ago

Rain is reportedly on Utah’s horizon, and just in time

The recent 46-day period without rain in Utah is among the top 25 of all-time driest streaks on record.
12 months ago

Salt Lake City community continues pushing for traffic calming devices

The Liberty Wells community has requested funding from the Salt Lake City Council for traffic calming devices in their neighborhoods, but organizers aren't hopeful it will be approved.
12 months ago

Weight loss drugs available for adolescents over 12, but doctors have questions about long-term use

Pediatricians in Utah can prescribe weight loss drugs for adolescents over 12 years of age, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
1 year ago

Public school teachers work side hustles to meet everyday costs

A Pew Research Center Survey finds 51% of public school teachers are not satisfied with how much they are paid.
1 year ago

Lessons learned from water main break in Provo over the weekend

It will be another two to three weeks before Center Street in Provo is fully repaired.
1 year ago

Utah’s population is getting a bit older

Utah's population has the youngest median age in the country, but demographics are changing.
1 year ago

World’s largest data center could be built in Millard County

The Millard County Commission recently approved a zoning change for a data center campus outside of Delta, Utah.
1 year ago

Midvale mural festival to help revitalize Main Street

The fourth annual Midvale mural festival will take place on June 7 and feature art, food and a beer garden. 
1 year ago

Changes coming to bus schedules for students in Salt Lake City School District

This is the result of two recent audits which found problems with the busing system for students.
1 year ago

Summer jobs can help teens, but watch out for scams

Summer jobs can be a great thing for teens, but the Department of Workforce Services says they should watch out for scams when looking for a job.
1 year ago

60,000 passengers expected to depart SLC Airport ahead of Memorial Day weekend

With Memorial Day weekend ahead, roughly 30,000 passengers are expected to depart the Salt Lake City International Airport both Thursday and Friday.
1 year ago

Salt Lake City seeing warmer temperatures during winter

Temperatures are getting warmer in Salt Lake City, according to research group Climate Central. 
1 year ago