KXAN Documentary 'Family Beef' premieres at Austin's Long Center

KXAN Documentary 'Family Beef' premieres at Austin's Long Center

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — Nearly 200 restaurant owners, community leaders, and creatives came together in Austin Wednesday to celebrate the premiere of KXAN’s barbecue documentary, “Family Beef.” The film, directed by KXAN’s Eric Henrikson and produced by Tom Miller, follows five different barbecue restaurants in Lockhart, the state-designated Barbecue Capital of Texas. In it, they…

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Andrew Cuomo raises his voice to wrongly insist COVID nursing home deaths were not undercounted: ‘That’s the Trump line’

Andrew Cuomo raises his voice to wrongly insist COVID nursing home deaths were not undercounted: ‘That’s the Trump line’

[ad_1] Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo appeared to get heated — and raised his voice — as he insisted nursing home deaths were not undercounted in New York during the COVID-19 pandemic. He also refused to say if he edited his administration’s controversial report on coronavirus deaths in nursing homes — the lynchpin of the investigation into…

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New book details 'troubling history' of eugenics in Texas

New book details 'troubling history' of eugenics in Texas

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — Eugenics, or the pseudoscience of human breeding, reached the height of its notoriety in the early 1900s but never truly disappeared, according to a new book that examines the influence that the debunked movement had on Texas. “The Purifying Knife: The Troubling History of Eugenics in Texas,” written by Michael Phillips…

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Shade in Austin: Is it the same for everyone?

Shade in Austin: Is it the same for everyone?

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — While Austin ranks high for providing shade, some portions of the city could provide even more, especially as summer approaches, according to an organization that worked on a map to show what parts of the city have tree cover. Meteorological summer officially began June 1, and this means that temperatures in…

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