When you shop for a product or service, it would be nice if the price you saw was the price you paid. But more and more that doesn’t seem to be the case. Americans are fed up with hidden fees, which are inflating the prices of everything from cable TV to concert tickets to utility bills. A whopping 85 percent of people say they have encountered an unexpected or hidden fee in the past two years, according to a Consumer Reports survey. Anna will tell you about how to spot and avoid some of the most common hidden fees -- and even what to do if you find out after the fact when you open up that credit card statement and get a nasty surprise. Consumer Reports' Anna Litin breaks down the data with Tony.

It's been a long time coming, but finally Bellarmine University is movin' on up to Division I! Joining Tony and Paul is head basketball coach Scott Davenport.

The Federal Open Market Committee meets today and tomorrow with an interest rate announcement. With trade dispute with China, a short-lived threat of tariffs on imports from Mexico, and sharply slower growth in foreign economies, uncertainty abounds regarding the path of the economy, interest rates, and financial markets in the months ahead. Given the uncertainty, what action steps should consumers be taking now with their personal finances? Bankrate.com's Greg McBride breaks it down with Tony.

As President Trump kicked off his reelection campaign last night, the investigations continue – and the President has issued a vague threat to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. NBC News Radio's Michael Bower takes a look with Tony's at what's next now that the campaign is officially off and running.

Mayor Greg Fischer joins Tony Cruise to talk about the metro's homicide rate in Louisville.

While Democrats are still trying to figure out a big part of their 2020 election strategy, like which of the very many candidates running will represent them, Republicans already know who their nominee will be (or at least are almost certain of it) and are planning their 2020 strategy accordingly. But that doesn't mean there aren't challenges that lie ahead. Galen Druke with fivethirtyeight.com looks at what the Republicans need to know as 2020 inches ever closer. And the swing voters: Who are they and how many are there? Galen chats with Tony Cruise.

You’ve probably heard of Bitcoin and how volatile its valuation can be or any of the other virtual currencies that most people don’t use. Today, Facebook is expected to unveil its own cryptocurrency with the goal of making it more mainstream. It’s valuation will be pegged to government currencies like the US dollar to make it more stable. It will initially be targeted toward developing countries where banks are less available and trusted. ABC's Cheri Preston takes a look with Tony.

President Donald Trump officially announces his reelection campaign today (Tuesday) in Orlando. NBC News Radio's Michael Bower has a preview with Tony.

A new group of migrants have begun showing up at U.S. borders. Who are they, where are they showing up, and why are there increasing concerns? News Radio's Bill Zimpfer has the latest with Tony.

After explosions blew holes in two oil tankers just outside Iran's territorial waters, rattling international oil markets, the Trump administration ended the week caught between pressure to punish Iran and reassure Washington's Gulf Arab allies without drawing the US closer to war. President Trump is holding out hope that threats by the US towards Iran will yield talks with the Islamic Republic. In the meantime, the Pentagon is considering beefing up defenses in the Persian Gulf area. CBS News Military Analyst Mike Lyons joins Tony with insight into what may be next?