abortion

While Delaware has been codifying numerous reproductive health protections in recent years, State Rep. Bryan Shupe introduced legislation to make abortion requirements for minors more stringent.

A new Delaware law requiring crisis pregnancy centers to disclose their unlicensed medical status is facing a federal lawsuit.

The Delaware legislature passed over seven bills this session focusing on protecting and expanding access to women’s reproductive healthcare.

State Sen. Kyle Evans Gay's bills on expanding access to medication for termination of pregnancy and emergency contraception at public universities, as well as requiring signage disclaimers at crisis pregnancy centers both pass in the Delaware Senate.

Legislation requiring insurance providers in Delaware to cover abortion services passes in the House.

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings announces that full protections remain intact in the state for the abortion pill at the center of court rulings around the country.

The city of Seaford is facing a lawsuit from the State Attorney General over its fetal remains ordinance; and the city’s mayor believes they have the funds needed for the fight.

A new ordinance regulating the disposal of fetal remains in Seaford could have a short life with state intervention looming.

The city of Seaford faces two separate lawsuits over a new city ordinance on abortion. But the ordinance could be blocked by courts before it even comes into effect.

State Attorney General Kathy Jennings says the state will sue Seaford after the town’s city council passed an ordinance imposing requirements on the disposal of fetal remains.