It was then renamed again in 1892 to Chicago Heights and incorporated as a village.

By 1901, Chicago Heights had a population of over 5,000 and became a city.

Before being appointed to that position, he served as mayor of Chicago Heights, Illinois, since 2003.

This study was performed in the city of Chicago Heights within nine K-8 urban schools, which included 3,200 students.

He was born and later died in Chicago Heights, Illinois at the age of 44.

Chicago Heights features the most even racial mix, with a population that is 45% white and 38% black.

This intersection helped cities such as Chicago Heights thrive in its early days.

Officials in Chicago Heights did not return telephone inquiries.

This led federal investigators to open a wide-ranging probe of public corruption in Chicago Heights.

In 1905 the company's offices were moved to Chicago Heights.