The restaurant business in Texas has taken a bunch of punches to the face lately, ever since the pandemic hit five years ago. We saw 18 percent of restaurants close in north Texas in just the first year, during COVID.

Things recovered nicely over the last couple of years in Texas, but there could be another road block in the way. That's the tariffs.

On Ask The Expert, we get the word on those impacts from Emily Williams-Knight. She's the President and CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association.

Americans seem to still have the need to get out of town for summer vacations this year, although it might be a little bit different for them. You can blame the current state of the economy for those doubts.

What can we expect? When is too late to get down to the real planning?

On Ask The Expert, we're joined by our travel expert, Johnny Jet from Johnny Jet.com.

North Texas has seen a red-hot housing market in recent years, but could we be seeing signs that are emerging that things may be starting to cool?

Could rising interest rates, increased inventory, and affordability challenges be contributing factors to a potential slowdown in the DFW housing market?

On Ask the Expert, we are joined by Cliff Freeman, a DFW Real Estate Expert to help us understand what buyers and sellers need to know right now.

May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month. With more people heading outside to enjoy the warmer weather, it might be a good time to remember the importance of protecting yourself from the sun.

On Ask the Expert, Dr. Walton Taylor joined us. He’s a general surgeon who specializes in melanoma and is with Texas Health Surgical Specialists and works out of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.

One New Jersey man thought he was taking supplements to boost his health... until they nearly shut down his liver.

With more people turning to herbal and dietary supplements, doctors are seeing a rise in liver injuries.

On Ask the Expert, we are joined by Dr. Joseph Galati a liver specialist, to talk about what you need to know before you reach for that next "natural" remedy.

Would you believe more Americans fear running out of money than dying? According to CNBC, 64% say they’re more worried about outliving their savings than their own mortality.

So, how can you catch up if you’ve started late--or just want to be smarter about retirement?

On Ask the Expert, joining us is Chris Carosa, Certified Trust & Fiduciary Advisor, senior contributor to Forbes, and author.

Unemployment in this is officially at low levels of around 4 percent, but when you break down the numbers a little further, the picture isn't as good for some people.

A new report from the Federal Reserve of New York finds recent college graduates are looking at an a jobless number that's a lot higher at 5 point 8 percent. That's the highest in four years.

What's happening right now? On Ask The Expert, we're joined by Julie Bauke from The Bauke Group.

A study last week showed that more than half of the country has no idea what Memorial Day is, or what we're remembering.

Only 48 percent know it's to memorialize the people that died serving our country. That number drops to 27 percent for Gen Z and 38 percent for millennials.

On Ask The Expert, we're joined by Jim Blythe. He's the host of the Veterans Impact Show.

This Memorial Day weekend, we spotlight a powerful way North Texans are turning their passion for golf into meaningful impact. In this episode, veteran golf professional Mark Cote, Head Golf Pro at Hackberry Creek Country Club in Irving, joins us to share how Patriot Golf Days is raising funds for Folds of Honor—supporting the families of fallen and disabled service members and first responders.

We dive into how local courses are getting involved, the story behind Patriot Golf Days, and how the PGA HOPE program is changing lives through adaptive golf instruction for Veterans.

Whether you're a golfer or just want to give back this holiday weekend, this conversation will inspire you to take a swing for a cause that truly matters.

Learn more at PatriotGolfDays.com

Support local efforts at Hackberry Creek Country Club in Irving

The FDA has recently announced that it will phase out the requirement for animal testing in the development of some medical therapies and drugs, and in addition... the National Institute of Health has also announced they are moving away from this practice.

On Ask the Expert, we are joined by Elizabeth Baker, Director of Research Policy for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.