There's a real good reason why we keep getting scammers sending emails or calling our phones. They don't need many victims in order to make a lot of money

So far this year, those scammers have ripped off more than 10 million dollars from Texans.

How do you avoid them? On Ask The Expert, we're joined by Cosme Ojeda II from the Better Business Bureau.

Hertz Car Rental And Amazon could soon be selling cars together. Dallas might be one of the first cities they will bring the services to.

On today's Ask the Expert, we are joined by Jerry Reynolds, the Car Pro to talk about whether or not this is a game changer in car buying?

On Ask the Expert, we're talking about heart health and the latest blood pressure guidelines that could affect millions of Americans.

Joining us is Dr. Sukesh Burjonroppa, a Cardiologist at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth and a member of Texas Health Physicians Group.

He’s here to break down what these new recommendations mean, why the guidelines have changed, and what we can all do to take better care of our hearts.

You have probably seen this email coming in, if you're an AT&T customer. You could get a piece of a massive lawsuit involving hackers getting into the AT&T systems in the last year.

The emails say you can get up to $7,500.00 dollars, but who really could see that kind of money?

On Ask The Expert, we bring in the High Tech Texan Michael Garfield.

The latest edition of the Farmers' Almanac recently released its winter weather forecast for 2025-2026 with the tagline "Chill, Snow, Repeat," adding it will be "a season of dramatic swings and widespread wintry weather" overall for the U.S.

On Ask the Expert, we're joined by Sandi Duncan with the Farmer's Almanac. She is the Farmers’ Almanac’s 8th editor and first woman to hold the title.

One of the biggest changes for the school year this year deals with technology that just about every kid has.

Schools have to set up plans to make sure that no students have their phones on during any class time. But, each school district has to come up with its own plan to enforce the new policy.

On Ask The Expert, we're joined by Dr. Sarah Flournoy at the Brackett & Ellis Law in Fort Worth. We asked her is this a normal situation, that the state issues a new law for schools, and individual school districts have to figure out how to put it into place?

It's back to school this week throughout the state. It's also the time of year when parents are dropping more than a little money on back to school shopping.

There's something more than just clothes and school supplies. A lot of parents have to spend on new technology for their students.

On Ask The Expert, we are joined by The High Tech Texan Michael Garfield.

With kids and teens back in school, there’s fresh concern over how much time they’re spending in front of screens — and it’s not just about attention spans or grades.

A new study published in JAMA suggests that children and young adults who spend excessive hours on electronic devices may face a greater risk for serious health problems down the line, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and insulin resistance — all linked to cardiometabolic disease.

On Ask the Expert, Dr. Kenneth Saland, a cardiologist, with Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, joined KRLD to break down what this means for families and how parents can take action now to help protect their kids’ long-term health.

As North Texas families shift into back-to-school mode, the spotlight is usually on the kids—but what about the parents? Between jam-packed schedules, safety concerns, and pressure to keep everything running smoothly, it’s no wonder this time of year can be just as stressful for adults.

On Ask the Expert, Dr. Olivia Hopkins, joined us on the KRLD. She is a licensed clinical social worker and the Director of Clinical Services at Texas Health Behavioral Health in Dallas. In this interview, she helps parents recognize the signs of stress—and share tips on how to protect their mental health during the school-year transition.

Every year at this time, the Dallas Mayor's office holds the annual Back to School Fair at Fair Park on Friday August 1st from 8 until 2. The mayor teams up with the Dallas School District and the Junior League of Dallas to pass out school supplies for students in K through 12. There are lots of other experiences, like haircuts and vaccinations available as well.

On Ask The Expert, we're joined by Dr. Lindsay Davis. She's the president of the Junior League of Dallas and she's in the KRLD Zoom Room.