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Emergency abortions can resume in Idaho, but Northwest advocates say more restrictions could be coming.

Though the unanimous ruling allows the drug mifepristone to stay on the market, Washington will continue its case to broaden access to the medication.

Lumen High School supports expecting and parenting teens as they receive an education. After Dobbs, are other schools ready for more pregnant students?

Not only OB-GYNs, but young doctors in all specialties are opting to live and work where there are fewer restrictions on reproductive health care.

A bill calls for state review of consolidation, as abortions and gender-affirming procedures could be cut by religiously affiliated health systems.

Seventeen months after the Supreme Court decision, clinics and patients continue to face a maze of legal restrictions that differ from state to state.

A Northwest coalition argues the law violates freedom of speech and travel, and could set a precedent for more widespread policing in other states.

'Historic' state budget funding will go toward medical personnel, new provider training, clinic security and other resources.

As justices consider overturning the FDA's 23-year-old approval of mifepristone, Washington state continues to protect access to the drug.

AG Bob Ferguson sued to prevent new restrictions on mifepristone, conflicting with a Texas judge's decision to revoke the drug's FDA approval.

Medication abortion would remain legal. But the lawsuit could disrupt patient care, exacerbate side effects and create logistical barriers.

Breast pumps, antique forceps and a pink glass uterus: how doctors, industrial designers and three Seattle artists tackle the topic of reproduction.

Young activists visited Olympia to back the expansion of health-care access, including bills to shield providers and patients from out-of-state prosecution.