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Alaska is bracing for worsening weather as the remnants of Typhoon Dujuan approach the state later this week, following a brief dry spell. Alaska's News Source reports the system could bring significant winter storm conditions, with residents being warned to prepare for heavy snow and wind.
- 2Alaska high school football heads into regular season finales▼907 Sports: High School Football Regular Season Finale Preview
Alaska's high school football regular season is wrapping up, and Alaska's News Source is previewing the final week of games across the state's 907 sports scene. The rundown looks at upcoming matchups and what is at stake for teams as the regular season closes before playoffs approach.
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Alaska is set for a brief dry spell before the remnants of Typhoon Dujuan arrive later this week, according to Alaska's News Source. Forecasters say the storm's leftover moisture could bring significant winter weather to the state, and residents are being told to enjoy the calm window while it lasts.
- 4Alaska sports show features Iron Dog champion and pro baseball pitcher●907 Sports: ‘AK Sports Shorts’ with an Iron Dog Champion and a professional baseball pitcher
907 Sports, the Alaska sports segment from Alaska's News Source, aired an edition of 'AK Sports Shorts' featuring an Iron Dog champion and a professional baseball pitcher. The segment pairs Alaska's best-known snowmachine race winner with a local player who reached professional baseball, highlighting the state's range of athletic talent.
- 5Jury selection begins in Anchorage murder trial after first suspect cleared●Jury selection begins in murder trial of Anchorage man accused after previous suspect cleared
Jury selection has begun in the murder trial of an Anchorage man accused of killing after an earlier suspect in the case was cleared. The case, covered by Alaska's News Source, has drawn attention because of the unusual turn that saw the original suspect exonerated before a new arrest was made. Proceedings are now under way to seat a jury for the trial.