A trifecta of bad weather is hitting New York City and the area as a ‘multi-hazard storm system’ descends on the region. The National Weather Service is warning of coastal flooding and high winds through Thursday morning. Meanwhile, you may have seen stories of ‘squatters’ taking over homes in New York City on social media or talk shows. But how common is this? WNYC’s David Brand reports. Plus, the average Broadway ticket price has steadily increased since 1980, according to data from industry trade group the Broadway League. Tickets now average an all-time high of more than $128 in the most recent full season. WNYC’s Michael Hill speaks with reporter Ryan Kailath, who has been looking into why Broadway is so expensive. Finally, there’s a new viral croissant hybrid in town called the ‘crookie.’ It’s a combination of a croissant and a chocolate chip cookie. WNYC’s Precious Fondren looks into why people are so obsessed.
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