ALBANY, N.Y. -- Albany County diners will soon be able to learn exactly how clean and sanitary their favorite watering holes are due to a new law. Starting Sunday, county restaurants must post their latest Department of Health inspections in a visible, conspicuous place in their establishment.

Final vote expected in October The city of Dallas is one step closer to a new measure designed to clean up restaurant kitchens. An NBC 5 investigation in February found hundreds of restaurants had gone more than two years without a health inspection.

Las Vegas, NV -- Temperature is key when it comes to storing seafood. And that's exactly what got one Valley sushi spot in trouble with health inspectors.

Betty’s Fine Food and Spirits will stay open after the Columbus Board of Health reviewed recent food-safety problems at the restaurant, many of which stemmed from equipment failure. Betty’s owner Elizabeth Lessner said last week that she has spent more than $20,000 fixing air conditioning and coolers to ensure that food stays cold enough to remain safe.