Jack Wu

2 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Jack Wu

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Egg prices are finally going down as grocery stores saw lower demand. This is the first drop in egg prices since bird flu cases spiked earlier this year. 22News spoke with a local restaurant to get a cost breakdown of the diner classic. A break from the madness. Egg prices are starting to see a downward trend after months of scarcity and high demand during the bird flu outbreak. The USDA reported a price drop in the past week, but this doesn’t mean eggs are cheap.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jack Wu

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Egg prices are finally going down as grocery stores saw lower demand. This is the first drop in egg prices since bird flu cases spiked earlier this year. 22News spoke with a local restaurant to get a cost breakdown of the diner classic. A break from the madness. Egg prices are starting to see a downward trend after months of scarcity and high demand during the bird flu outbreak. The USDA reported a price drop in the past week, but this doesn’t mean eggs are cheap.

2 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Jack Wu

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – A Massachusetts non-profit held a conference Tuesday morning that brought attention to vacant homes in our area. Millions of homes across America are currently vacant. Locals say these homes can help families struggling with today’s rising prices. Massachusetts ranks as one of the least affordable places to a buy home and the Massachusetts Institute for a New Commonwealth has a solution: vacant homes.

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Jack Wu

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Protesters in Springfield denounced potential cuts to Social Security on Tuesday. These cuts to social security could see a firing of 12% of the agency. People rallied outside of the Social Security Office in Springfield, detesting the planned mass firings of Social Security employees. These firings are a part of the Trump administration’s plan to cut waste from government spending. City Councilwoman Zaida Govan told 22News many people in her area rely on Social Security.

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Jack Wu

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – April is National Distracted Driving Month, and local officials are urging drivers to put down their phones. Using your phone while driving has been illegal in Massachusetts since 2020. This month, a nationwide initiative will take place to remind people of the dangers of texting and driving. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that over 3,300 deaths were attributed to distracted driving in 2022.