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Utah rooftop solar installations drop 23 percent in 1 year
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Aug 20th - 9:41pm
Utah rooftop solar installations dropped about 23 percent in one year thanks, in part, to the end of a system called net metering, industry experts say.
US regulators target Facebook on discriminatory housing ads
The Associated Press | Posted Aug 19th - 5:37pm
Federal regulators are alleging that Facebook's advertising tools allow landlords and real estate brokers to engage in housing discrimination.
Twitter CEO commits to fixing the platform's 'toxic' content problem, but gives no timetable
Brian Stelter | Posted Aug 19th - 9:45am
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says "we're ready to question everything" about the social networking site that has been overrun by spam, abuse and misinformation.
This new mammography system is 'engineered by women for women'
Marjorie Cortez, KSL | Posted Aug 18th - 1:02pm
Representatives of GE Healthcare demonstrated Friday a new mammography system "engineered by women for women."
UVU research shows penguins aren't as monogamous as widely believed
Alec Williams, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 5:47pm
Prevailing wisdom has maintained that penguins are monogamous creatures — two parents bonded for life. Pairing with the aquarium, Utah Valley University has published new research that has called into question that long-held stance.
Birth control app highlights emerging health tech market
Kelvin Chan, Associated Press | Posted Aug 17th - 11:50am
Natural Cycles, a mobile fertility app, this month became the first ever digital contraceptive device to win FDA marketing approval.
APNewsBreak: Google clarifies location-tracking policy
Ryan Nakashima, Associated Press | Posted Aug 16th - 7:46pm
Google has revised an erroneous description on its website of how its "Location History" setting works, clarifying that it continues to track users even if they've disabled the setting.
NASA animation shows how CO emission from California fires drifted into Utah
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Aug 16th - 7:02pm
Utahns have certainly noticed the wildfire smoke hanging in the air the past few weeks, but an animation released by NASA Tuesday shows how carbon monoxide levels from California wildfires moved eastward into Utah and across the U.S.
How to fight identity theft like a pro
Ben Hutchins, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Aug 16th - 2:18pm
I'm an identity management professional for a large, global organization. I am also a victim of identity theft. Here are three steps to fight back like a pro.
Utah startup ranked fastest-growing in state the same day it opens new headquarters
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Aug 15th - 5:47pm
In a serendipitous move, Lehi-based Podium opened brand-new headquarters the same day it was ranked the fastest-growing company in Utah and the 13th fastest in the nation, according to the Inc. 5000 list.
How to design a school in the era of mass shootings
Eric Levenson, CNN | Posted Aug 15th - 11:25am
For school designers and architects, the current debate about how to make schools safer focuses too much on add-on measures.
BYU professor discovers rare pterosaur in Utah
Josh Tilton, KSL Newsradio | Posted Aug 14th - 10:28am
A Utah professor discovered an extremely rare fossil called pterosaur, which is helping scientists’ understanding of this prehistoric creature.
4 ways to sidestep the pitfalls of scaling your startup
Dr. Amy Osmond Cook, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Aug 13th - 1:00pm
You can't avoid all the pitfalls of building a company, but there are ways to identify and solve some of the obstacles in the path.
A Sputnik-era dream: NASA spacecraft hurtles toward the sun
Marcia Dunn, Associated Press | Posted Aug 12th - 4:04pm
Embarking on a mission that scientists have been dreaming of since the Sputnik era, a NASA spacecraft hurtled Sunday toward the sun on a quest to unlock some of its mysteries by getting closer than any object sent before.
These two BYU professors are going to help build a new super antenna on the 'Goldeneye' telescope
Alec Williams, KSL | Posted Aug 12th - 9:47am
Two BYU engineering professors have been tasked with a $5.8 million project to build a super antenna for the giant telescope dish featured in the 1995 James Bond film, "GoldenEye."
US students turn grief into tech startup after France attack
Olga R. Rodriguez, Associated Press | Posted Aug 11th - 5:34pm
California college student Anjali Banerjee was watching fireworks during a 2016 celebration on a seafront promenade in the French city of Nice when a man plowed a huge truck through the crowd, killing 86 people and wounding 200.
NASA sending spacecraft straight into sun's glittering crown
Marcia Dunn, Associated Press | Posted Aug 10th - 10:35pm
NASA is sending a spacecraft straight into the sun's glittering crown, an atmospheric region so hot and harsh any normal visitor would wither.
Vivint Solar ‘turned the corner’ on financial challenges after raising $327M, analyst says
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Aug 9th - 9:09pm
After Vivint Solar posted solid quarterly results Tuesday and raised $327 million in an arrangement that’s the first of its kind in residential solar, one analyst believes the company may have "turned the corner" on financial challenges.
Limit screen time to protect your child's heart, American Heart Association says
Sandee Lamotte, CNN | Posted Aug 9th - 8:05pm
Parents, there's yet another reason to limit screen time for your kids: It could contribute to future heart disease.
