John Werdel News Today

State’s OB-GYN numbers are dwindling in the face of a legal onslaught amid fears that patients will be unable to access care

Idaho's restrictive abortion ban is causing residents with medical conditions to flee the state for the procedure while doctors continue to leave.

Jennifer Adkins’ first pregnancy was near-perfect. She sailed through her appointments and screenings with no complications, ticking every box and making lists of all the right questions to ask her …

Adkins said if she wasn’t as informed about the state’s laws, she wouldn’t have understood what doctors were saying about her options.

An Idaho woman had to travel to Oregon to terminate a pregnancy that would jeopardize her health for a 1 percent chance of live birth.

Post-Roe abortion bans are forcing pregnant patients with life-threatening complications to travel to other states for care.

By: Kelcie Moseley-Morris - An ultrasound image of Jennifer Adkins’ 12-week-old fetus that was diagnosed with Turner syndrome and hydrops …

Abortion bans in some states create reproductive health-care deserts that can force pregnant patients to travel long distances.

The threat of prison time under Idahos near-total abortion ban is forcing providers to leave the state — and pregnant people are paying the price.

BOISE, Idaho — In an effort to address complaints about an exodus of Idaho physicians, who fear felony charges for providing pregnancy care, an Idaho bill would add exceptions to the state’s abortion