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Smoke From Barbecue Restaurants Stirs Debate in Austin

The Austin City Council on Thursday took a first step toward brokering a truce between some of the city's barbecue restaurants and neighbors who say smoke from the establishments makes their lives unbearable.

By Joy Diaz, Texas Standard
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The Austin City Council on Thursday took a first step toward brokering a truce between some of the city's barbecue restaurants and neighbors who say smoke from the establishments makes their lives unbearable. Read the full story at KUT News.

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