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Two men are in the hospital after a fryer malfunctioned and exploded in the "World Famous Yum Yum Food Truck." The explosion comes almost six months after the food truck was vandalized with hate messages.

Anti-Asian graffiti emblazoned on Utah food truck, community helps put it back together

Owners of the World Famous Yum Yum truck get their restored vehicle back just in time for Philippine Independence Day Celebration in Salt Lake City — thanks to community support and a Utah Jazz player.

Utah Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson took a stand against racism in his team's home state after seeing the hateful messages and images spray-painted on the World...

Clarkson teamed up with a local wrap shop to restore the truck — and even got it detailed.

LAYTON — Ben Pierce thought it must be a prank call. The part-owner of the World Famous Yum Yum Food Truck had just received a call from a woman who said she was calling on behalf of Jordan Clarkson. The Jordan Clarkson? The Sixth Man of the Year? The Utah Jazz guard that Pierces son, Brevin, had been trying to get out to eat at the truck? That Jordan Clarkson? Yeah, right. "My son says, This is a prank call — dont play along with them," Pierce told KSL.com. It was simply too hard to belie...

Jordan Clarkson, Wagner High School graduate and Utah Jazz player, provided an assist to...

Jazz Sixth Man of the Year Jordan Clarkson said he knew he had to do something after seeing the graffiti of a derogatory ethnic slur and a hurtful image often used against Asians on a food truck in Utah.