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Heading west to its home away from home, Real Salt Lake looks to close out its current three-match road trip on a high note.

PROVO — Davis High’s boys track team scored in every event and finished with 117.5 points, notching their third-consecutive state 5-A championship at Brigham Young University’s Clarence F. Robison track on Saturday evening.

SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Gary Herbert may have to pick up the pace if a proposal to consider potential relocation of the state prison is to meet a legislatively set deadline.

After weeks of debate, state lawmakers approved legislation this year calling for the establishment of a new prison relocation and development authority (PRADA) and for that group to meet by June 15.

The makeup of the board was a sticking point for legislators. The board is to be made up of 11 members, six of whom will be appointed by the governor. To date, the governor has not appointed anyone to the board.

OGDEN — With the opening weekend of “Star Trek: Into Darkness” in movie theaters across the nation, the USS Ticonderoga, a Utah-based Star Trek fan club for residents in the Ogden and Layton areas, came out in full force.

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WASHINGTON — Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, on Thursday called for an expanded probe into the Internal Revenue Service, asking that the investigation focus on information released on nine conservative groups, including one that contributed as much as $570,000 in the senator’s latest campaign.