In this Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015, photo, Mahoghny Walker, 8, is given an eye examination during a physical at an Erie Family Health Center clinic, where her family has received legal help in moving out of a public housing unit with lead-based paint in Chicago.
Charles Rex Arbogast
In this Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015, photo, Mahoghny Walker, 8, is given an eye examination during a physical at an Erie Family Health Center clinic, where her family has received legal help in moving out of a public housing unit with lead-based paint in Chicago.
Charles Rex Arbogast
The investigation also reveals that many children are not being regularly tested for lead, although this is a city requirement.
In this Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015, photo, Mahoghny Walker, 8, is given an eye examination during a physical at an Erie Family Health Center clinic, where her family has received legal help in moving out of a public housing unit with lead-based paint in Chicago.
Charles Rex Arbogast
Lead paint was banned in Chicago in 1978. But many city homes still contain hazardous levels of lead, according to a WTTW News Investigation.
Reset gets the details of an investigation looking into this issue.
GUEST: Paris Schutz, WTTW “Chicago Tonight” Co-Anchor and Correspondent
