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2 months ago | 
aijourn.com | Brian Carlson |Storytime AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping education, offering unprecedented opportunities to personalize learning and bridge gaps in educational access. By leveraging AI-driven tools, students across the world are gaining access to tailored learning experiences that cater to their unique needs, fostering improved outcomes and addressing longstanding educational inequalities.
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2 months ago | 
biorxiv.org | Mohammad J. Jafari |Elliot L. Elson |Brian Carlson |Sisir Datla
AbstractCardiomyocytes continuously experience mechanical stimuli that regulate their contractile behavior and contribute to overall heart function. Despite the importance of mechanotransduction in cardiac physiology, the mechanisms by which cardiomyocytes integrate external mechanical cues, such as stretch and environmental stiffness, remain poorly understood.
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2 months ago | 
news.lee.net | Brian Carlson
SALT LAKE CITY (KSL) -- Some Utah federal workers are among the thousands losing their jobs due to probationary employee layoffs nationwide. One Utah federal worker, who wished to remain anonymous, worked at the Wallace F. Bennett building in downtown Salt Lake City. He told KSL-TV he was just one paycheck away from being granted civil protections for his job, but instead, he's scrambling to find new work. "It's devastating.
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2 months ago | 
krdo.com | Brian Carlson
By Brian CarlsonClick here for updates on this story SALT LAKE CITY (KSL) — Some Utah federal workers are among the thousands losing their jobs due to probationary employee layoffs nationwide. One Utah federal worker, who wished to remain anonymous, worked at the Wallace F. Bennett building in downtown Salt Lake City. He told KSL-TV he was just one paycheck away from being granted civil protections for his job, but instead, he’s scrambling to find new work. “It’s devastating.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
kslnewsradio.com | Brian Carlson |Kennedy Camarena |Chipman Roofing
SALT LAKE CITY — Hundreds of protesters rallied Saturday at the Utah state capitol, who want more done to protect Utah’s public lands. They hope to get the attention of state leaders to preserve two of Utah’s national monuments. Taking over the steps of the state capitol, hundreds of protesters, signs in hand, rallied to protect Utah’s public lands. “1, 2, 3, let the land be!” the crowd chanted.
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Dec 16, 2024 | 
deseret.com | Brian Carlson
People in Huntsville were still without drinking water Sunday as town officials continued to search for a severe leak and residents stocked up on water from fire hydrants or loading jugs at a church. Huntsville city administrators posted on Facebook Sunday afternoon to say that the water is not back up yet, but if any residents are getting water from the city's system, the town leaders are urging residents to boil the water before using it.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
ksl.com | Brian Carlson
SALT LAKE CITY β A Utah State volleyball player is now speaking out after joining a lawsuit to try to sideline an athlete who the lawsuit claims is transgender. On Tuesday, the group lost an appeal to try to keep the San Jose State University player from competing in the Mountain West Tournament, which starts Wednesday.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
ksl.com | Brian Carlson
WEST VALLEY CITY — More information is emerging about a former Utah youth football coach, now in jail on charges of child sex charges. Before the latest charges, he had a lengthy criminal history and passed a background check to be able to coach. The league he coached for is now responding. Ute Conference Football is now saying it knew about his prior criminal history, and despite what it says about its requirements posted on the Little League website, the conference said he was good to coach.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
deseret.com | Brian Carlson
Homeowners are beginning the process of cleaning up after water broke through several condos in an Orem apartment complex Tuesday evening, leaving some with an unimaginable mess. Plank by plank, homeowner Andrew Gill is ripping out his kitchen flooring ruined in the flooding. "It mostly stayed in the main area and the hallway," Gill said. Gill lives on the first floor of the Stonebrook Condominiums in Orem, slammed by the flooding.
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Jul 22, 2024 | 
ksltv.com | Brian Carlson
SALT LAKE CITY — The ongoing string of canceled flights from the recent worldwide IT outage has left a 16-year-old Sandy boy stuck in Miami, traveling by himself for the last four days. His family is desperately trying to bring him home. Navigating through seemingly endless canceled flights and delays is all the Richards family from Sandy has known for the last four days. Their son Owen has been trying to get home since Thursday. “Like he can’t rent a car.
