abortion

Legislation would require an ultrasound before abortion
New legislation filed at the Utah State Capitol would require women to undergo an ultrasound before they can have an abortion. Under House Bill 364 from Republican Representative Steve Christiansen, physicians who perform the ultrasound would be required to describe the presence of an unborn child in the uterus as the images are displayed, and make the fetal heartbeat audible, if possible... Read
Lt. Governor Spencer Cox not apologizing for abortion comment
Lt. Governor Spencer Cox is not apologizing for making a comment that compared the practice of abortion to slavery. Cox was appearing at the Eagle Forum convention Saturday when he said that future generations would look at legalized abortion the same way current society looks at slavery, calling it one of the greatest travesties in human history...
Utah City takes stand against abortion
The Riverton City Council is taking a stand against abortion. The council voted last night in favor of a resolution that states that life begins at the moment of conception and opposes attempts to lessen restrictions on abortion. City Councilwoman Tawnee McCay said she was inspired by the recent passage of a state law that would stop most abortions in Utah after 18 weeks...
Abortion Bill Moves Forward
ST. GEORGE - A bill that would prohibit abortions after 18 weeks of pregnancy is moving forward after being approved by a House committee. HB 136 from Republican Representative Cheryl Acton passed yesterday on a 7-5 vote, sending the bill to a full vote in the House. ...