Page 10 - Warren Hern News Today

Many of Kristina Tocce’s patients drive or fly hundreds of miles to see her in Denver. Colorado is one of the strongholds for abortion services that are quickly disappearing elsewhere.

Many of Kristina Tocce’s patients drive or fly hundreds of miles to see her in Denver. Colorado is one of the strongholds for abortion services that are quickly disappearing elsewhere.

With Roe gone, and with it the constitutional right to abortion, doctors and clinics across the U.S. are worried about what, exactly, they can legally

On this episode of Colorado Edition, we hear how Coloradans are reacting to the news of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. We delve into the stories of salvaged objects from the Marshall Fire. Finally, we take a turn around the Greeley Stampede as it celebrates its 100th year.

Longer wait times are expected which will delay care and possibly put women's lives at risk.

Editors note: This is a breaking story and will be updated.

"The Future of Abortion” series explores the state of abortion in America from numerous perspectives. It includes trips to a Colorado abortion clinic and a Texas pregnancy center, an analysis of where Roe vs. Wade went wrong and more.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday overruled its own longstanding precedent guaranteeing access to abortion, now leaving it to the states to decide the parameters of their reproductive rights statutes.

Dr. Warren Hern, the director of the Boulder Abortion Clinic, discusses how many abortion providers are already at capacity in the state, and how lower-income people are affected by restricted access to the procedure.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, waiving federal abortion protections. What does that mean for our state? By Isabella Hammond