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Soldotna man sentenced with 31 years for 2021 DUI manslaughter - Vimarsana News

Soldotna man sentenced with 31 years for 2021 DUI manslaughter

The sentence was a result of a plea agreement

31 year sentence, partially suspended, for Soldotna man convicted in fatal DUI - Vimarsana News

31 year sentence, partially suspended, for Soldotna man convicted in fatal DUI

A Soldotna man is accused of driving erratically after leaving a bar in the early morning hours on July 17, 2021, driving 78 miles per hour in a 35 mile per hour zone, driving across the oncoming lane of traffic off the roadway, struck trees and rolling the vehicle onto the roof.

Kenai Judge sentences David Casey for manslaughter in death of Samuel Helmuth - Vimarsana News

Kenai Judge sentences David Casey for manslaughter in death of Samuel Helmuth

Kenai, Alaska (KINY) - On Mar. 29, Superior Court Judge Eric B. Smith sentenced David Charles Casey to a composite sentence of 30 years and 360 days.

Fatal vehicle accident in Soldotna - Vimarsana News

Fatal vehicle accident in Soldotna

Soldotna, Alaska (KINY) - Alaska State Troopers were notified of a vehicle that had rolled over, early Saturday morning in Soldotna. When officers responded to the scene, three passengers were present. The driver had fled prior to the officers' arrival. One passenger, 27-year-old Samuel Helmuth of Idaho, was deceased. Next of kin have been notified. The other two passengers sustained minor injuries. Later in the morning, Troopers located the driver at his residence. 50-year-old David Casey was taken into custody on several charges, including murder in the second degree, two counts...

Fishing 'reely' catches on: Pandemic helps hook more Idaho anglers - Vimarsana News

Fishing 'reely' catches on: Pandemic helps hook more Idaho anglers

The numbers don’t lie. More Idahoans and people across the nation decided to take up fishing or return to fishing in huge numbers this past summer. Experts, and at least one study, point to Americans rediscovering the outdoors during the pandemic. In Idaho, fishing license sales generally increase a few thousand each year, but this year more than 41,000 more people bought fishing licenses from January to through October compared with all of 2019 — 2019: 185,812 and 2020: 226,928 (Jan.-Oct. 31). The rush to do more things outdoors did not go unnoticed by the Idaho Department of Fish ...