You can’t blame KXLY’s Robyn Nance for wondering about the sentencing in two similar DUI cases. A drunk, speeding at 120 mph, kills 16-year-old Bailey Roach and severely injures his friend Taigen Balbi in Spokane County – and gets the maximum sentence, about 10 ½ years. Another drunk, driving the wrong way on Highway 95, kills Spokesman-Review contractor Michael Baroni, 33, and his two young daughters, Madilyn, 8, and Molly, 6, in Kootenai County – and gets a sentence of one to seven years, with only one year fixed. Facebooks Robyn: “I get that every case is different and there are intricacies, but, is this an Idaho/WA thing? Is it because of the drivers’ backgrounds? Ethnicities? What? I honestly want to know.” Robyn’s grandfather was killed by a drunken driver. So her questions should carry extra weight/DFO, Huckleberries print. More here.