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Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed HB26-1335, requiring public and private college student health centers to provide on-site abortion medication services or prescriptions to off-campus pharmacies. The law includes privacy protections and exemptions for institutions with religious objections, expanding access to abortion care for Colorado college students in line with the state's constitutional protections.

Colorado's Senate Health and Human Services Committee approved HB26-1335, a bill requiring public and private college health centers to provide on-site abortion medication services or prescriptions for enrolled students. Sponsored by Senators Katie Wallace and Jeff Bridges, the bill includes privacy protections and exemptions for institutions with religious objections or federal grant concerns, and now advances to the Senate floor for further consideration.

Colorado Senate passed SB23-190, legislation sponsored by Senators Faith Winter and Janice Marchman, to prohibit deceptive advertising by anti-abortion centers that falsely claim to provide abortion care, emergency contraceptives, or medication abortion reversal services. The bill targets anti-abortion centers in Colorado that outnumber abortion clinics and often mislead vulnerable communities, and now moves to the House for further consideration.