Montana officials said they are moving forward with plans to allow Medicaid to pay doulas.

Here’s how the process for gathering signatures for ballot issues has changed in recent years.

The SAVE Act, Republicans’ attempt to strip voting rights from women, low-income and young voters to “safeguarde” elections, is in the Senate.

Abortion will remain legal in Wyoming after the state Supreme Court struck down laws that include the nation’s first explicit ban on pill abortions.

North Dakota’s overturned abortion ban is back on the books after the state’s highest court could not muster the majority required to deem it unconstitutional.

Abortion is essential health care and should be affordable for everyone, regardless of income, zip code or source of insurance. But the Hyde Amendment prohibits federal funding for abortion,…

LGBTQ+ rights organizations and party strategists point to wins in gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey as a template heading into the 2026 midterms.

Virginia’s race for governor has been dominated by economic issues, the government shutdown and the violent text messages sent by the Democratic candidate for attorney general.

Politicians, Listen: Americans Oppose Criminalizing Abortion and State Abortion Bans That Punish Women, Pregnant People and Abortion Providers

The approval of a generic for the medication mifepristone comes less than two weeks after Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pledged that the agency would review the drug’s safety.

Opinion| Mifepristone is one of the safest, most studied medications in the world. It has been approved as safe and effective by the U.S. FDA for 25 years.

IVF and Fertility Broken Promises, Healthcare Cuts: The New Reproductive Hypocrisy of President Trump's Medicaid Cuts and Maternal Mortality

Commentary from Amalia Luxardo, CEO of the Women’s Rights and Empowerment Network, on an abortion ban proposal set for a Senate hearing.

114 OB-GYNs left Idaho or stopped practicing obstetrics between August 2022 and December 2024, according to data from a peer-reviewed study.

The State of Montana wants to disqualify a judge from hearing a lawsuit over a 'bathroom bill' lawsuit, alleges bias.

Almost four months after the end of the Montana Legislature’s 2025 session, there’s still one bill that passed the Legislature but hasn’t become law or been vetoed: Senate Bill 437.