Shuttered “later term” Colorado Abortion Facility Set to “rise” Again

This article was originally written for Pregnancy Help News on 7/8/2025 and is reprinted here with permission. Pro-life people rejoiced when Dr. Warren Hern retired in January of this year and then closed his Boulder, Colo., abortion clinic in April. Hern performed late-term abortions in his infamous Boulder clinic for over 50 years. He saw over 45,000 abortion clients and an estimated 40,000 of those were abortions on second and third trimester babies. Because abortion has no gestational limits in Colorado, the state has become a destination for late-term abortions. Hern’s clinic was one of five in the country that performed abortions throughout all trimesters. There were 137 abortion performed at 28 weeks or later in Colorado in 2023 — well into the time when a baby could live outside the womb with medical help and attention. But in Hern’s absence, his employees are carrying the torch of late-term abortion onward. “Determined to continue their mission, the employees are now forming a new clinic in Boulder called the RISE Collective, which stands for Reproductive Health, Inclusive Care, Support and…

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Kentucky to Remain Abortion-free For Now

This article was originally published at Pregnancy Help News on 7/7/2025 and is reprinted here with permission. Abortion proponents are pausing for now in their efforts to overturn Kentucky’s abortion regulations following three failed attempts in court. When Roe v Wade was overturned in 2022, Kentucky’s abortion trigger law went into effect. This law forbids abortion except to “prevent the death or substantial risk of death due to a physical condition, or to prevent the serious, permanent impairment of a life-sustaining organ of a pregnant woman.” This pro-life law has saved potentially thousands of unborn children’s lives. In 2021, the last full calendar year where abortion was legal in Kentucky, 4,441 abortions were done. In 2022, when the ban went into effect partway through the year, only 2,550 abortions happened. In 2023, the first full year of the abortion ban being in effect, only 23 abortions happened in Kentucky, nine of which were due to ectopic pregnancy. Kentucky does not yet have the 2024 report ready. Even if some women traveled out of state to get an abortion, it is highly unlikely…

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