Wyoming’s highest court has struck down two state laws banning abortion procedures and medication, invoking a 2012 constitutional amendment that guarantees individual health care choices. While pro-life sentiment remains strong in this conservative state, the ruling stands—unless a new amendment is successfully passed.

The Food and Drug Administration’s recent decision to approve a new generic abortion pill has elicited strong backlash from conservative groups. Their anger reflects broader tensions over the future of medication abortion and access to reproductive health care.

In a pivotal decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that an 1849 law does not ban abortion, ensuring that access to the procedure remains intact in the state.