Matthew-Michael T Baroni, 33, Madilyn Baroni, 8, and Molly Baroni, 6, killed in head-on car wreck on Highway 95 near Hayden, Idaho

KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho -- An early Saturday morning crash on Highway 95 near Hayden left three people dead, according to Idaho State Police. An ISP release stated Ryan Turner, 27, was traveling northbound in a Chevy Silverado when he collided with a Dodge Caravan killing the three passengers. The two cars collided head-on at around 4:00 a.m., according to ISP. The southbound lanes of the highway were closed for four hours due to the crash and investigation. Matthew-Michael T Baroni, 33, Madilyn Baroni, 8, and Molly Baroni, 6, were travelling in the Dodge Caravan. ISP said none of them were wearing seat belts.

A community is still reeling after the loss of a father and his two young daughters, who were killed in a head-on collision early Saturday morning. In the meantime, Meghan Baroni, the wife and mother of the people killed, is left grieving the loss of her family. The school district had grief counselors on hand to help students and staff deal with the loss. She rotates between five schools, one of which is Spokane Montessori where her daughters were students. McCartney says she believes he's with the Heavenly father and those girls are happy.

ATHOL, Idaho --The driver in a crash that killed three people including two children near Athol was taken into custody on Friday. Ryan Turner, 27, is charged with three counts of felony manslaughter for the crash on Highway 95. Turner, 27, was driving northbound in the southbound lanes when he hit a van head-on killing the Spokane father and his two daughters. Friends and family praised Baroni for being an outstanding father. Matthew-Michael T Baroni, 33, Madilyn Baroni, 8, and Molly Baroni, 6, were travelling in the Dodge Caravan.

Driver in fatal crash charged with 3 counts of vehicular manslaughter Posted: Updated: The 27-year-old drunk driver who was involved an early morning crash that killed a Spokane father and his two young daughters was taken into custody Friday. Police say the cause of the fatal wrong way crash that happened early in the morning on September 12 near Athol was DUI. Mathew-Michael Baroni, and his two daughters, Madilyn and Molly were killed. Meghan Baroni, the wife and mother of the people killed, is still grieving the loss of her family. A close family friend told KHQ the Baronis were, "a beautiful family." Idaho State Police report Ryan Turner has been charged with three counts of felony vehicular manslaughter.

Driver in N. Idaho crash that killed father & two daughters to appear in court Posted: Updated: The man accused of causing a crash that killed a father and his two daughters in North Idaho is now in jail and is expected to make his first court appearance Monday, September 21st at 1 p.m. Turner was driving in the north in the southbound lanes of U.S. 95 near Athol at the time of the crash. Baroni, his 8-year-old daughter, and his 6-year-old daughter, all of Spokane, were killed at the scene. But on Friday he was taken to the Kootenai County Jail and charged with three counts of vehicular manslaughter. Their mother, and Baroni's wife, was not involved with the crash and is grieving with family.

COEUR D'€™ALENE, Idaho '€“ The man accused of killing a Spokane father and his two daughters in a crash near Athol appeared in court Monday. Idaho State Police said Turner was going northbound in the southbound lanes when he hit the Baroni'€™s head on. Ryan Turner, 27, is charged with three counts of felony manslaughter for the September 12th crash on Highway 95. Matthew-Michael T Baroni, 33, Madilyn Baroni, 8, and Molly Baroni, 6, were killed in the crash. Prosecutors said Turner'€™s blood alcohol content was .255 around the time of the crash and a beer can was also found in his truck.

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) - A man accused of manslaughter in connection to a fatal head-on crash that killed a father and his two young daughters is scheduled to go to trial this summer. The crash killed 33-year-old Mathew-Michael Baroni of Spokane and his daughters, 8-year-old Madilyn and 6-year-old Molly. The Coeur d'Alene Press reports that 27-year-old Ryan Turner is scheduled to be tried for three counts of felony vehicular manslaughter on June 7. Court documents show Turner had a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.155 percent, which is above the legal limit. More: Man, 2 young children dead after crash in Idaho Police say Turner was driving his pickup truck northbound in the southbound lane on U.S. Highway 95 Sept. 12 when he crashed into an incoming car.