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Getting the common abortion medication mifepristone via telehealth, mail or pharmacies was banned over the weekend. The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily restored access, but that could change.
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The Democrats behind the bill say requiring Colorado colleges and universities to make the medication available would close gaps in access for students.
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Some lawmakers in our region are arguing abortion bans help keep a population young and growing. Others say they lead to more people leaving the state.
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Cardiac activity can be detected with a transvaginal ultrasound at about six weeks. A group of abortion access advocates say they'll ask a court to block the ban.
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Colorado-based Cobalt Abortion Fund spent almost $2.5 million in 2025 helping people access abortions across the country.
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Nevada voters will weigh in on reproductive rights. So might Wyoming and Idaho residents.
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The attorney general’s office said the court ‘made numerous mistakes’ when deciding two near-total abortion bans were unconstitutional.
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The legal settlement covers attorneys fees for religious rights groups that sued on behalf of a Catholic health clinic in Englewood and a nurse midwife.
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The majority of justices upheld abortion access in Wyoming. How did we get here, and what’s next?
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The state’s highest court ruled that two near-total state abortion bans violate the constitution.