Illinois State Senator Dale Fowler
Recent News About Illinois State Senator Dale Fowler
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Senator Fowler invites community participation in annual Valentine's card drive
State Senator Dale Fowler is inviting the community to participate in his annual Valentines for Seniors Card Drive.
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Senator Dale Fowler continues service for Southern Illinois in new General Assembly
State Senator Dale Fowler, representing the 59th District of Southern Illinois, participated in the inaugural ceremonies of the Illinois Senate as the 104th General Assembly convened on January 8 at the State Capitol Building in Springfield.
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Efforts underway in Southern Illinois after severe winter storm
State Senator Dale Fowler has reported on the coordinated efforts of local and state officials to provide assistance to southern Illinois residents affected by a severe winter storm over the weekend.
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Southern Illinois lawmakers address power outages caused by Winter Storm Blair
More than 26,100 households in 15 counties of southern Illinois are facing power outages due to Winter Storm Blair.
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Illinois lawmakers return for lame-duck session on January 4
Illinois lawmakers are returning to Springfield on January 4 for a "lame-duck session" to address unfinished business of the 103rd General Assembly.
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Message encourages setting goals and making memories in 2025
Welcome 2025 with optimism and a fresh perspective.
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Illinois faces high unemployment and poor business tax climate
The end of 2024 did not bring significant improvements for workers in Illinois, as unemployment rates continued to exceed the national average.
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Illinois faces budget challenges amid new General Assembly session
The 104th biennial General Assembly is set to convene on January 8, with Senator Dale Fowler participating in the inaugural ceremonies at the State Capitol.
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Illinois enacts over two hundred new laws starting January first
As the New Year approaches, Illinois is set to implement 293 new laws starting January 1, 2025.
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Illinois health department urges residents to prioritize health amid rising whooping cough cases
As winter approaches, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is urging residents to take preventive measures against seasonal respiratory illnesses.
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Illinois launches fire station construction and rehabilitation grant
Fire departments in Illinois have the chance to apply for financial assistance through a new Fire Station Construction and Rehabilitation Grant Program.
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Madigan corruption trial continues with testimonies from key witnesses
The trial of former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan has reached its third month at the Dirksen Federal Building in Chicago.
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Tips for saving on holiday lighting expenses from Ameren Illinois
As the holiday season approaches, many households are preparing to decorate their homes with festive lights and ornaments.
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Illinois Senate Republicans urge action on prison drug crisis
With a significant increase in illicit drugs infiltrating correctional facilities, Illinois Senate Republicans are urging the administration to take immediate action to address the ongoing crisis.
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Senator Fowler and Meridian Health distribute Thanksgiving turkeys
State Senator Dale Fowler collaborated with Meridian Health Plan of Illinois to distribute 250 free Thanksgiving turkeys to local families in need.
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Thanksgiving dinner costs rise in Illinois despite lower turkey prices
Thanksgiving, a time for gathering and enjoying a festive meal, brings with it the challenge of rising costs.
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Thanksgiving safety tips shared by NFPA and American Red Cross
As Thanksgiving approaches, Illinois residents are urged to prioritize safety whether they plan to cook at home or travel.
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Illinois launches I-CASH initiative for claiming unpaid wages
Illinois workers now have a new avenue to claim unpaid wages and penalties.
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Illinois lawmakers begin veto session with focus on budget and environmental issues
Lawmakers gathered in Springfield on November 12 for the start of the fall Veto Session.
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Federal court rules Illinois' assault weapons ban unconstitutional
A federal judge in East St. Louis has declared Illinois' ban on assault weapons unconstitutional.