The village of Dolton, which is where you may find yourself if you’re traveling south through Chicago and run out of Chicago ...

The Village of Dolton, Illinois, has bought Pope Leo XIV's former childhood home for $375,000. A village spokesperson ...

The village bought the house this week for $375,000, a spokesperson said. Dolton now plans to obtain national historic ...

Dolton has closed on the purchase of Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home. Officials said the village closed on the home, located at ...

Dolton has closed on the purchase of Pope Leo XIV’s boyhood home in the village, but what will happen with the modest brick building is up in the air.

Dolton Mayor Jason House took CBS News Chicago inside the house on Thursday, as he talked about bigger plans for the property. Jermont Terry reports.

Village of Dolton's bid to acquire Pope Leo XIV's childhood home could face legal hurdles A fight for ownership of Pope Leo XIV's childhood home in Dolton, Illinois, raises questions about legality.

Pope Leo XIV’s old community of Dolton is finding hope in his election after years of violence and corruption for the suburb south of Chicago.

Pope Leo’s hometown in the south suburbs was hit with economic hardship after the collapse of the steel industry on the Far South Side. But residents hope their new fame can spark opportunity.

Dolton residents and officials hope native Robert Prevost’s election as pope will improve an image soured by Mayor Tiffany Henyard.

Democrat Jason House is projected to win the Dolton mayoral election with 100% of precincts reporting, according voting totals from the Cook County Clerk's Office.