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Central facility serves more than 27,000 lunches each day in Davis School District
Isabel Flores oversees the muffin mix in the 160 gallon Hobart mixer at the Davis School District Cook and Chill Central Facility. Photo by Becky Ginos. CLEARFIELD—Kids are back in school and along with that comes school lunch. More than 27,000 lunches and close to 5,000 breakfasts are served each day in 93 schools in the Davis School District. Those meals are coming out of the Cook and Chill Central Facility in Clearfield.
Andy Cohen Teases ‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ Season 5: ‘Starts With Such a Bang’
Andy Cohen is spilling the tea on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season 5. The show’s executive producer called into SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live radio show on Wednesday, August 14, and teased that he’s seen the first seven episodes of the upcoming season. (Bravo has yet to confirm when the new episodes will […]
Beer Fest, free movies and more this weekend in Salt Lake
Who's ready for the weekend? There's lots to do in and around Salt Lake City. 🌕 Moonlight Market: The monthly flea market features artists, curators and live performers 7pm-10pm Thursday. Where: Church & State, 370 S. 300 East. 🎥 Free family movie: Catch a free screening of "Treasure Planet,"...
WAC Finalizes 2025 Hercules Tire Basketball Tournament Details
The Western Athletic Conference has finalized details for the 2025 Hercules Tire Basketball Tournament, scheduled for March 11-15. In a historic move, all teams will participate in the tournament for the first time since the Texans joined the WAC in 2020. The competition kicks off at Burns Arena in St. George, Utah, with subsequent games held at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. This marks a return to a nine-team format, last seen in 2009, and the championship games will conclude on March 15.
University of Utah Athletics Launches “Utes Travel” Powered by BookSeats
SALT LAKE CITY (Aug. 15, 2024) – Today, the University of Utah Athletics department announces the launch of "Utes Travel" powered by BookSeats. This partnership, secured by JMI Sports, is the first college sports team collaboration for BookSeats, providing fans, alumni, and students with a unique opportunity to travel alongside the Utah Utes during their inaugural season in the Big 12 Conference.
‘It’s going to hurt’: Salt Lake City to discuss future of Fleet Block murals
SALT LAKE CITY — City-owned buildings featuring murals of people killed in confrontations with police are facing demolition and Ruby Mercado is hopeful an alternative emerges to remember them. “I think it’s something so profound to physically see something and have a constant reminder that these people matter and...
Tailgate with a purpose: BYU tailgates continue to feature service projects at road football games
Last year, prior to the BYU football game at the University of Arkansas, BYU alums, fans, friends and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated more than 40,000 pounds of food to the local St. James Missionary Baptist Church. Similar service projects took place at each road game throughout the season as fans donated thousands of pounds of food, toys, and books to local charities.
Car body shops are seeing an increase in calls after hail storm
AMERICAN FORK — As large hail filled the streets of Utah County Tuesday, loud clunks of ice could be heard not only hitting people’s homes, but their cars too. “You can’t run from it, you can’t hide from it,” said Travis Olsen, owner of AF Collision, a body shop in American Fork.
Arrival & Dismissal Information ~ PLEASE READ!
Hello Amazing Families ! We hope you guys had an fun, safe, and memory filled summer. With the start of the new school year, and lots of new families, we wanted to give a friendly reminder of our Arrival & Dismissal. Please review with your family, so that plans can be made to have a smooth transfer from home to school, and back.
VIDEO: Surge of floodwater crashes through window, into Orem family's home
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Utah was pummeled by an intense two-day monsoon event, bringing flooding, hail, and destructive winds that caught many residents off guard. From snowplows clearing hail on I-15 to neighbors battling rising floodwaters together, the storm's impact was both devastating and unifying. One Orem family...
‘Going to be awesome:’ Incoming 7th graders get an energetic welcome at Oak Canyon Jr. High in Lindon
Summer break ended a day early for students entering junior high throughout the Alpine School District. To help seventh-grade students feel more at ease in entering their new environment, the district gives them the chance to meet their new teachers, faculty, staff and classmates a day ahead of the first official day of school, which is Thursday, Aug. 15.
Ogden school leadership explain situation of apartments being built in between two schools
OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — A parking lot that separated two school buildings in Ogden is being built into an apartment complex, which has upset some parents. Before school started, 2News talked to a parent about the potential chaos this could cause during drop off and pickups. Thursday was the...
Archers’ Beau Pederson returns home to Utah aiming to grow the game
When the Utah Archers picked Beau Pederson 13th overall in the 2024 College Draft, it was the perfect fit. Of course, the 6-foot-4 first-team All-American was exactly what the Archers needed to fill out their short-stick defensive midfield room. But, more than that, it also meant that the latest big-time Utah lacrosse product was coming home.
'It's huge': Lindsey Vonn's vision for women's sports shines ahead of 2034 Games
PARK CITY, Utah — From Paris to Park City, Olympic Champion Lindsey Vonn is paving the way for future athletes. Kristen Kenney chats one-on-one with the ski racing superstar on her local impact ahead of the 2034 Salt Lake Games. The Paris Olympics showcased the dominance of US Women...
New dining, fireplaces from Walker Edison capitalize on consumer trends
SALT LAKE CITY — E-commerce furniture brand Walker Edison has introduced a new collection of dining items and fireplaces aimed at a lower price point as more Americans report cutting back on non-essential spending. Along with a shift in consumer spending, the company says most Americans (81%) are now cooking over half of their meals at home.
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