- A Missouri judge struck down many state abortion restrictions as inconsistent with a 2024 voter-approved constitutional amendment, overturning rules like mandatory multiple in-person visits and supervised first doses of medication abortion.
- Planned Parenthood says it will resume prescribing abortion pills in Missouri for the first time since 2018 and will start taking appointments next week, expanding local access.
- The decision isn’t final — the attorney general plans to appeal and voters will decide a November ballot measure that could undo the 2024 amendment.
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