Kenai Superior Court

Jurors found 37-year-old Nathaniel Erfurth guilty on 28 counts in the case. He faces presumptive prison time of five to 15 years per count.

Thirty-seven year old Nathaniel Erfurth faces 55 charges after a former student accused him of sexually abusing her while she was a minor.

The former Soldotna High School teacher and local teacher’s union president faces 55 charges after a former student reported she’d had a sexual relationship with Erfurth when she was a minor.

Nathaniel Erfurth, 35, of Soldotna, still faces 55 counts in the case and filed his own civil complaint against his accuser on Monday.

Nathan Erfurth's attorney filed a motion to dismiss the case in January, and asked for a hearing to discuss discrepancies between his transcription of recorded conversations that serve as critical evidence in the case and the state's.

Former high school teacher and union president Nathan Erfurth was charged with 61 counts related to sexual abuse of a minor in July. Yesterday, his attorney moved to dismiss the case, on the basis that troopers misrepresented evidence to a grand jury.

Samantha Bower pleaded not guilty to charges of improperly influencing a witness and theft, related to incidents that happened at the same time as her husband David Bower fourth-degree assault arrest.

Earlier this spring, a correctional officer at Spring Creek was charged for bringing another drug used to treat opioid addiction into the prison there.

The first court appearance of retired Homer Judge Margaret Murphy for felony perjury charges has been delayed by more than a month. The arraignment has been delayed because Murphy is currently traveling outside the U.S.

Lawson will fill the seat left vacant when Judge Jennifer Wells retired last fall.