How do 4-H'rs wind down at the end of the Kankakee County Fair? Find out in tomorrow's newscast.

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IL State Police have released info on this morning's crash near Irwin. They say 24 year-old Tyler E.A. Franz was se… https://t.co/ejiegxDeYM

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We've gotten word this morning about a serious accident on IL Rte. 115 and 7000 West, also known as Lehigh Road. We… https://t.co/pafZZCDmxQ

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These are some of the stories you'll hear on WKAN tomorrow: a town hall meeting with @HinesVAH takes place in Bradl… https://t.co/WjtX2JRXw4

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Driver seen smashing into parked cars in video; police search for suspect

Ohio police are searching for a driver who was captured on video crashing into several cars on Sunday.

Widow of murdered California camper files $90 million lawsuit: report

A California woman, whose husband was fatally shot last year while he was camping with their two daughters at Malibu Creek State Park, filed a $90 million lawsuit against Los Angeles County and the state for what she alleges was their failure to warn the public about a string of shootings in and around the area before her husband’s death, according to a report. 

FOX NEWS FIRST: New migrant caravan swells to thousands amid shutdown; Democrats' 2020 caravan grows

Plus, Benghazi haunts Obama allies, Clinton

Family member ID's brother, sister who died while trapped in freezer: report

Two of three young children who died after accidentally trapping themselves inside a freezer while playing outside were identified Tuesday.

Drunken Eagles fan, upset over playoff loss, attacked girlfriend, stuck dog in microwave, police say

A hotel getaway turned sour last weekend when a Philadelphia Eagles fan, furious over the team’s 20-14 playoff loss to the New Orleans Saints, attacked her girlfriend and put the girlfriend’s dog inside a microwave oven, according to police.

Illegal immigrant found not guilty in Kate Steinle’s killing wants gun conviction dropped

The undocumented immigrant who was found not guilty in November 2017 for the 2015 fatal shooting of a woman on the San Francisco pier, but convicted for illegally possessing a weapon, has appealed the conviction, arguing that he had obtained and fired the gun by accident and “momentary possession” of a gun is not a crime.