Brynne Herzfeld

1 week ago | kxan.com | Brynne Herzfeld

AUSTIN (KXAN)- Several Texas companies are going all-in on giveaways this year to celebrate anniversaries. The Texas grocery chain is holding its "Big Thanks Texas Giveaway," where customers can win a year of free groceries as they celebrate 120 years of business. Customers can enter the giveaway once per day at checkout using their "My H-E-B" app or the phone number connected to their account. They can also enter through the mail. A purchase is not required for entry. For 120 days, from Feb.

1 month ago | kxan.com | Brynne Herzfeld

AUSTIN (KXAN) - A new technology is giving doctors a non-invasive method for treating liver cancer, without requiring incisions or surgery. Histotripsy uses ultrasound waves to create tiny air bubbles in the tissue. As the bubbles shrink and expand, they physically damage cells in a certain area. Doctors can specify which areas receive the treatment by drawing around them on a computer screen. This ensures that only the selected cells are affected, without harming healthy tissue.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Brynne Herzfeld

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A new technology is giving doctors a non-invasive method for treating liver cancer, without requiring incisions or surgery. Histotripsy uses ultrasound waves to create tiny air bubbles in the tissue. As the bubbles shrink and expand, they physically damage cells in a certain area. Doctors can specify which areas receive the treatment by drawing around them on a computer screen. This ensures that only the selected cells are affected, without harming healthy tissue.

1 month ago | cw39.com | Brynne Herzfeld |Seth Kovar |Kara Willis |Jonathan Novack

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Texas Senate Committee on Education discussed two bills that could bring religious materials into public school classrooms. Senate Bill 10 would require all public schools to display a poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments in every classroom. The text specified in the bill is the same as the text on the Ten Commandments Monument behind the Texas Capitol. As he introduced the bill, Sen.

1 month ago | kxan.com | Brynne Herzfeld

TEXAS (KXAN) - The Texas Senate Committee on Education discussed two bills that could bring religious materials into public school classrooms. Senate Bill 10 would require all public schools to display a poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments in every classroom. The text specified in the bill is the same as the text on the Ten Commandments Monument behind the Texas Capitol. As he introduced the bill, Sen.