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The Utah Legislature is also considering bills on public-private childcare partnerships, Major League Baseball and keeping state legislators' calendars private.
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In other news, a new domestic violence assessment tool has inadvertently shared sensitive information about at least one victim.
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An Idaho law banning interstate travel for abortion care to people under age 18 is facing legal challenges.
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In other news, the Utah Attorney General opposes a proposed federal rule that would protect out-of-state abortion info from authorities.
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On this episode of Behind the headlines, we discuss talk of a new national park, a closed abortion clinic, and dangerous dams in need of safety upgrades.
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The Planned Parenthood Association of Utah and ACLU Utah claim the recent law requiring abortions to be performed in hospitals, not clinics, effectively prohibits abortion across the state.
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Governor Spencer Cox spoke Thursday about bills on abortion and transgender youth, the state’s economic outlook and progress on water issues.
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As a ban on abortion pills becomes a possibility, one organization is doing what it can to help people seeking abortion care with an "Abortion Finder" map. The map shows the number of providers in states and the latest stage of pregnancy at which abortion is legal.
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In an amicus brief filed Tuesday, members of the Utah State Senate reiterated their support of a bill that would ban all elective abortions with some limited exceptions.
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On this episode, we discuss how Utah’s trigger law (SB 174) went into effect briefly following the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision earlier this year, but is now being appealed and an injunction is in place.