The lawsuit, filed by an Englewood religious-based clinic, fits with recent efforts to expand protections for religious belief nationwide
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Abortion-rights groups file 2024 ballot initiatives to protect abortion access in Colorado constitution
Each of the initiatives would also lift the state’s nearly 40-year-old constitutional ban on state dollars being used to pay for abortions
Colorado’s first abortion clinic is turning 50, celebrating with “condom couture” and expansion of sex education
The Colorado Sun’s Q&A with Boulder Valley Health Center delves into 50 years of abortion care and why it’s dropping “women” from its name
Colorado Medical Board finds that so-called abortion reversal is outside “generally accepted standard of practice”
The rule, which came after hours of discussion, does not go as far as the Democratic-controlled legislature wanted, but comes close to an outright ban
What does science say about abortion pill reversal?
A Colorado Medical Board hearing on so-called abortion pill “reversal” puts a spotlight on flawed and incomplete studies
Abortions surge in Colorado amid 500% increase in patients from Texas
Abortion clinics in Colorado say they are seeing a rise not only for abortion pill appointments but also abortions in later pregnancy.
Colorado Medical Board would not ban so-called abortion pill “reversal” under draft rule
The draft rule proposes that the state’s boards for doctors, nurses and pharmacists not consider medication abortion reversal to be unprofessional conduct, per se
Texas woman fatally shot by her boyfriend after traveling to Colorado to get abortion, police say
Gabriella Gonzalez was shot in the head in a Dallas parking lot after returning the night before from Colorado
101 bills debated in the Colorado legislature in 2023 that you should know about
The Colorado Sun combed through the 600-plus bills introduced at the Capitol this year to find the ones that will affect — or would have affected — your life
Amid court challenges, what can states like Colorado actually do to set abortion policy?
Federal court rulings in Texas and Denver show the limits of what legislatures can control when it comes to reproductive rights law