Judges in Louisiana and Utah on Monday temporarily blocked “trigger” laws from taking effect as the legal battle on abortion shifted to the states following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strike down Roe v. Wade.
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Courts Block Trigger Bans in Utah and Louisiana, Making Abortions Temporarily Legal AgainAbortion providers in these two states, Texas and elsewhere are fighting to get pregnant people immediate relief from the Supreme Court decision.
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Utah women make their voices — and stories — heard on third day of abortion rights protests“This is an attack on all of us!” teenager Fallon Stout bellowed over the loudspeaker in front of the Capitol on Sunday. “We will fight until the f— end!”
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The Supreme Court's abortion ruling and the Utah senate raceSen. Mike Lee of Utah has a hard political fight ahead. His main challenger in November, Evan McMullin, says Sen. Lee is extreme with his abortion views.
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Court sets emergency hearing for Planned Parenthood lawsuit against Utah abortion lawA Utah judge will consider Monday afternoon whether Utah's abortion law, SB174, should remain in effect while a lawsuit claiming it violates the Utah Constitution is considered in the courts.
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Census shows Utah had lowest abortion rate in countryUtah had the nation’s lowest abortion rate before the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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Is it too soon for the TV movie about Gabby Petito that’s now filming in Utah?A Lifetime TV movie about Gabby Petito that’s filming in Utah is intended as a “cautionary tale,” the director, Thora Birch, tells sltrib TV critic ScottDPierce.
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