Rob Williams Anytime From Cincinnati's Fox19 Now

Just because the government is back up and running (for now) doesn't mean the past week still hasn't been strange for federal workers. Rob checks in with an area federal worker to see how things are going.

The government shutdown continues. Rob invites a guest back to talk more about life without pay.

La Soupe has teamed up with Cincinnati State to produce a two-day pop up with the goal of helping federal workers during the shutdown.

Rob sits down with the HGTV Urban Oasis giveaway winner once more to hear her decision whether to take a free home in Oakley or a lump sum of $350,000.

With no end in sight for the government shutdown, Rob sits down with an area IRS employee.

On Jan. 4, Colerain Township police Officer Dale Woods was moving traffic control devices at the scene of a crash when he was struck by an oncoming pickup truck.

Remember that HGTV giveaway? The free house in the Cincinnati area? Rob chats with the winner (a woman from Detroit) who now has a big decision to make.

Who should be the next Bengals head coach? Rob sits down with Paul Daugherty from the Cincinnati Enquirer, our media partners, to discuss.

They were in for a "twist" when they recently went out for a duck hunt in Illinois.

Rob loves Christmas. He recently went to get a tree and learned a lot (like how to give the branches a shake to check the needles).

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Did you wait too late to pick up a turkey? Do you hate waiting 4 hours (or more) for it to cook only to risk it being dry?

What do you think a heroin addict looks like? If you were a fan of the Kent State Golden Flashes a few years back, chances are you wouldn’t have guessed standout defender Luke Wollet.

Miami University's Hillel is spearheading an interfaith gathering to stand up against antisemitism and hate. 

Another huge Mega Millions jackpot is in the works. A KY lotto official sits down with Rob to talk about how winners go about getting their money, and some of the first steps they should take.

The estimated $548 million Mega Millions jackpot up for grabs Friday is the third largest in the game’s history and the 9th largest in U.S. jackpot history.

A 16-member team of the statewide urban search and rescue unit left Kettering about 8 a.m. Tuesday.

Want to win a free home in Oakley? Rob takes a tour of the "Urban Oasis" in Thursday's episode.

Rob chats with Dante Palmer. A photo of Palmer attempting to change his son while squatting in a public restroom recently went viral.

Brian Sarver said Sept. 6 was a typical morning. He went to work around 8 a.m. and had a meeting in the lobby around 9 a.m. with a couple of contractors. That’s when, he says, everything went crazy.