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In Dallas, where temperatures dropped as low as 10 degrees last week, highs were forecast to reach the 60s on Wednesday. In New York City, where the low dropped to 17 on Wednesday, unseasonably high temperatures in the 50s were expected by Thursday. And in St. Louis, which was covered in ice Monday, a high of 50 was expected Wednesday. Forget climate change. That’s climate whiplash. It may be disorienting, but for many it is not unwelcome. Sitting in a frigid Bryant Park in New York City on Mond

Some cities could see a temperature swing of more than 50 degrees. Time to hit the zoo.

The dazzling display of lights and other activities will be available around the zoo through the holidays and until January 7.

The dazzling display of lights and other activities will be available around the zoo through the holidays and until January 7.

Celebrating 60 years of unwavering commitment and service to the city's hospitality industry, the Houston Hospitality Alliance (HHA), an independent trade organization formerly known as the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau, is proud to announce the appointment of HHA's inaugural president, Jonathan Horowitz. As a seasoned leader in the hospitality sector, Horowitz brings a wealth of invaluable experience to guide the organization toward an even brighter future. In his multifaceted role as HHA President, Horowitz will serve as a pivotal link between the public, esteemed members of...