DOLTON, IL – The tiny hamlet where Pope Leo XIV was raised landed a miracle on July 1 after a village board approved the purchase of the house where he grew up, a move they hope will spark a revival ...

DOLTON, IL – The tiny hamlet where Pope Leo XIV was raised landed a miracle on July 1 after a village board approved the purchase of the house where he grew up, a move they hope will spark a revival ...

The Fallbrook Community Planning Group currently uses Zoom for remote meeting access but is investigating the possibility of transitioning to a different communications tool. The possibility of ...

Local officials and residents will gather in Ruidoso tonight to discuss the village’s comprehensive plan, intended to guide municipal priorities in the coming years. The meeting will be from 5:30 to 7 ...

The village board in the south Chicago suburb of Dolton has approved a settlement for a lawsuit filed by a woman who accused village trustee Andrew Holmes of sexual assault. A former Dolton village ...

CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago suburb where Pope Leo XIV grew up marked his 70th birthday Sunday with gospel music and a balloon release outside his boyhood home. A small crowd attended the festivities ...

The village of Dolton purchased Pope Leo XIV’s boyhood home for $375,000 on Tuesday, July 8, after the village board unanimously approved its purchase at a special meeting the week before.

Pope Leo XIV's former hometown has officially closed on its purchase of his childhood home—paying $375,000 for the humble abode to save the property from being sold at auction to the highest bidder.

An Illinois town intends to purchase the childhood home of Pope Leo XIV, hoping to turn the property and its surroundings into a historical site. The board of trustees of the Village of Dolton voted ...

DOLTON, Ill. — The village of Dolton, which is where you may find yourself if you’re traveling south through Chicago and run out of Chicago to travel through, which we have heard more about in the ...

(OSV News) -- The Village of Dolton, Illinois, has bought Pope Leo XIV's former childhood home for $375,000. A village spokesperson confirmed the purchase of the home officially closed on July 8. "We ...