President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on multiple countries Wednesday and the U.S. is already feeling the impacts of them. We've talked about how they're affecting personal portfolios and some industries. But, there are other industries that you might not consider when it comes to these tariffs and the costs that are going to increase. One of those impacts could hit us whenever we decide to go eat out anywhere in Texas. Emily Wiliams Knight, the president and CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association, joined Ask the Expert to talk about the impact.

The USDA announced that it's canceling agreements for the Local Food Purchase Assistance Program and other food buys for food banks around the country. This could cause massive challenges for food banks in North Texas as well as the rest of the nation. Stephen Raeside, the Chief External Affairs Officer at the Tarrant Area Food Bank, joined Ask the Expert.

Cities around the country have a lot of empty police uniforms to fill, and the problems are getting worse. The trend has gone on for at least the last five years. The city of Dallas has a mandate to hire 900 more police officers and keep a force with 4,000 cops. Criminologist Alex Del Carmen from Tarleton State University joined Ask the Expert on Monday.

March is National Nutrition Month. Meridan Zerner with the Cooper Clinic joined Ask the Expert. She is a registered dietitian nutritionist with 30-plus years of experience in the field of health and wellness.

KRLD is continuing to shine a spotlight on Women's History Month. A recent study in neurology takes a look at the connection between stress and stroke in young women. Dr. Claudia Perez, joined Ask the Expert this week. She is a neurologist with Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth and a member of the Texas Health Physicians Group.

This is always a tough time of year for companies all over the country because a lot of people will be distracted by trying to keep up with their NCAA Tournament brackets. The games start Thursday, and for the next few weeks, many people's minds will be split from doing work, and watching to see how many upsets there are on the college basketball court. A new survey by Action Network estimates that March Madness could cost the U.S. economy approximately $20 billion in lost productivity. Julie Bauke from the Bauke Group joined Ask the Expert on Tuesday.

The stock market has been on a rollercoaster since Donald Trump took office, leaving many wondering what it means for their retirement savings. On Ask the Expert, we’re getting insight on how to navigate the volatility and protect your 401(k) and investments for the future. William Dendy, a certified Financial Planner and CPA at Alicorn Investment Management with Raymond James Financial Services, joined KRLD on Friday.

Did you know colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in men under 50, and second in women? It's a shocking reality that’s hitting younger generations hard. Dr. Bethany Malone, a colon and rectal surgeon from Texas Health Fort Worth, joined Ask the Expert to talk about what you need to know and how to protect yourself.

Tax season is in full swing. Have you filed yours yet? Is it giving you anxiety or stress? Mark Steber, chief tax officer with Jackson Hewitt Tax Services, joined Ask the Expert to talk about what changes you should be aware of this tax year.

With Women’s History Month in full swing, we turn a spotlight on domestic violence. Its social and economic cost on women can prove to be significant. Crystal Sheppard with The Family Place joined Ask the Expert to talk about the impact domestic violence has on women.