James O'Hara

I don't know.

No, I want to press it on the other side here because James O'Hara, don't know if it's any relation to Michael O'Hara, thoughts on Kalen Black this week because that's the guy who was taking all those touches away from CMC.

I do tend to find myself buying into the narratives and the talking points of just the context surrounding this game with them heading to Australia, the CMC injuries leading up to it, CMC reportedly dealing with cramps in this one.

The thought and the take that I've had, and I've seen several other folks have the same one, is I really wouldn't be shocked if this is a season-high snap rate for Kalen Black and CMC continues to push the gap.

I think it is I. She's big into the kind of rare and northern soul scene.

And I had a mate of mine, this is the second week I've mentioned him on air, Jim O'Hara, who used to run quite a lot of the big all-nighters.

And Jim was, let's say, a Rangers fan.

And I got these great photographs of them together at this club and she's kissing them and...

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Good Tuesday afternoon, I'm Jim O'Hara.

The time is 12.04. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and other leading Illinois Democrats rallied with party members yesterday in East Moline.

WVIK's Jonathan Turner has more from the 57th annual Salute to Labor picnic.

Mostly cloudy, high of 82.

And highs in the low 80s right through the weekend, with chances for showers on Saturday and Sunday.

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Oh, is that right? Absolutely.

Jim O'Hara, my mate, used to run them.

So, Jim, if you're listening, wee name check for Allenton all-nighters.

Well, this was Mark in Shots, and he says about the Mucky Duck in Shots, the stories every time the Pogues played would be a best-selling book if written.

Good afternoon.

I'm Jim O'Hara with WVIK News at 12.04. A regional job fair set up following the closure of the Tyson Beef Processing Plant saw over 100 employers in Moline yesterday.

WVIK's Jonathan Turner reports Wayne Davis of Davenport and his wife Cheryl worked at that plant for 37 years.

Wayne, 65, and Cheryl, 62, were among hundreds of laid-off Tyson workers who streamed into vibrant arena at the mark on Wednesdays for a huge job fair and information workshops.

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A Davenport woman dressed as a suffragette joined a protest on Wednesday afternoon against a federal voting bill that she claims will disenfranchise women voters.

WVIK's Jonathan Turner was there.

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The popular restaurant chain Texas Roadhouse is opening a Moline location next May.

Here's WVIK's Jonathan Turner.