abortion ban

Indiana has a near-total abortion ban with a few other exceptions, including things like lethal fetal anomalies and serious health risks for the pregnant woman.

Indiana implemented its near-total abortion ban more than a year ago, but organizations like Planned Parenthood said the results of this year’s election could make accessing care even more difficult.

Hoosier Abbey Hall shared her abortion story — from conception to a Planned Parenthood clinic in Illinois — with the Indiana Capital Chronicle.

An effort to remove three Indiana Supreme Court justices who upheld Indiana’s abortion ban is causing a stir this year.

One provider said her appointments now include helping people understand the different types of care they can still access.

Indiana’s near-total abortion ban went into effect a year ago, cutting off access for most Hoosiers.

Researchers are concerned the number of deaths and complications will increase under the near-total abortion ban.

The survey, conducted in May among 1,275 registered voters in Indiana, is nearly equally divided among Democrats and Republicans as well as by gender and age.

The amended lawsuit from a group of abortion providers seeks to “broaden and clarify” when an abortion is considered legal in Indiana.

The centers are providing vasectomy services in the spaces previously used for abortion care before Indiana’s near-total abortion ban.