Roe V. Wade

The concerns come up because of the comments of the U.S. Supreme Court's most conservative justice, in a concurring opinion.

The ACLU of Ohio has joined the abortion providing clinics in Ohio to block the state's new abortion ban which be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.

A law is now on the books that makes abortion illegal at about six weeks into a pregnancy but some prosecutors say they're not going to prosecute violators.

Many large companies across the U.S have promised to cover employee travel costs for reproductive health care.

In a world where abortions are criminalized, a Google search for a reproductive health clinic, an online order for abortion pills, or location data placing you at a doctor’s office could be used as evidence of a crime. Today on Tech Tuesday we are taking a look at the steps you can take to protect yourself.

Today we discuss the Supreme Court’s recent decision on overturning Roe v. Wade and what it says about the history and future of the court.

In the minutes and hours after Roe v. Wade fell, the work continued inside this Ohio abortion clinic.

Executive Director of the Ashland Pregnancy Care Center, located in Ashland, Ohio, said it's too early to say what kind of demand they'll see following last week's Supreme Court decision

We get local reaction to the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and address where Ohio and the nation go from here.

Hours after Ohio attorney general Dave Yost filed a motion to drop the injunction against Ohio's six-week abortion ban, a federal judge lifted the stay. Ohio abortion clinics remain open, but what’s ahead? We discuss that and more on our Weekly Reporter Roundtable.