Dyeing Easter eggs this year might be more difficult because of high prices. We asked an economist why the cost soared.

The wholesale-focused Producer Price Index declined in March, led by steep drops in egg and fuel prices, but the report ...

The recent surge in egg prices underscores the intricate interplay of disease outbreaks, economic forces and market behaviors ...

U.S. egg prices increased again last month to reach a new record high of $6.23 per dozen despite no egg farms having bird flu ...

The increase reported Thursday in the Consumer Price Index means consumers and businesses that rely on eggs might not get ...

The bird flu outbreak continues to affect egg prices across the nation. Locally, one business said it was forced to raise its ...

Egg prices remain high, and while there's really no replacement for a genuine fried egg, substitutes are a cheaper ...

The food index rose 0.4% from the previous month as the price of staples like eggs, beef, chicken and milk went up. Egg prices continued to soar in March as bird flu outbreaks hit poultry farms ...

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Brooke Rollins said she doesn’t expect there to be a significant increase in the price of eggs over ... the potential impact of tariffs ...

Kelly Friedl of Chicago dyes eggs for Easter with her two kids every year. But because of this year's high prices, she came ...