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Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed a bill this week that would have placed regulations on clinics that provide procedural abortions. It would've meant the temporary closure of the only clinic providing that care in Wyoming, according to staff.
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Wellspring Health Access in Casper has faced arson, a local backlash, and near-constant protest since it opened nearly a year ago. Now, a bill that passed the Legislature aims to place regulations on the only remaining clinic that provides procedural abortions in the state.
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House Bill 148 would mean clinics that provide surgical abortions in the state would need to be licensed as an ambulatory surgical center. The legislation could add an additional hurdle to the only remaining abortion clinic in Wyoming.
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St. John’s Health is allowing a physician to prescribe abortion medications, but the future of reproductive rights in Wyoming remains uncertain.
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As abortion rights remain in limbo in Wyoming amid an ongoing legal battle, one thing is now sure: Republican state lawmakers and an anti-abortion nonprofit can’t join the case. That’s the decision from the Wyoming Supreme Court, which ruled Friday, February 2, that letting the group provide evidence would further politicize the issue.
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In 2024, abortion could be on the ballot in nearly a dozen states, including some in the Mountain West.
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The Teton County judge is taking time to make a decision after hearing arguments this week, citing “complex constitutional issues.”
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There'll be a six-week gap this winter with little access to pregnancy-ending care in Teton County
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Abortions increased throughout the U.S. in the year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, according to newly released data. This trend comes despite more than a dozen states passing abortion restrictions or bans following the court’s decision.
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A handful of physicians argue the law prevents “abortions on demand” while allowing them when a pregnant person’s life is in danger.