CHICAGO (WLS) -- It may have been a while since a health inspector has checked out your favorite food spot, according to a report released Tuesday by the city's inspector.
The report, found that less than half of Chicago's restaurants don't get the proper inspections, as city law mandates and government guidelines recommend.
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Lower risk-establishments, such as bars, are less likely to be checked out in a timely matter -- less than one of four, an audit showed.
The city inspector called the findings "troubling," but said there's no evidence that public health has been compromised.
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