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A westside billboard promoting the sanctity of preborn life and a Colorado Springs Pregnancy Center operated by Life Network were recently vandalized, reflecting a pattern of attacks on pro-life facilities following the overturn of Roe v. Wade. The Life Choices Pregnancy Center in Longmont also experienced similar vandalism, including threatening graffiti, highlighting ongoing tensions in Colorado over abortion issues.

The westside Colorado Springs Pregnancy Centers location was vandalized twice in April, with raw eggs and yellow paint damaging the facility, prompting increased security measures and a police investigation. Around the same time, an anti-abortion billboard on the city's west side was defaced twice, leading the advertising company to relocate the ad due to targeted vandalism.

An anti-abortion billboard sponsored by ProLife Across America in Colorado Springs was vandalized twice within a week, with graffiti defacing its messages near 14th and Cimarron streets. The billboard, funded locally by Reformation Church of Elizabeth, may be relocated by Lamar Advertising to prevent further damage, though the organization plans to continue its pro-life messaging despite the repeated vandalism.

An anti-abortion billboard in Colorado Springs featuring the message 'Thanks for life, Mom!' was vandalized with spraypaint reading 'Trump is a pedophile war criminal!'. The billboard, funded by Reformation Church of Elizabeth and ProLife Across America, is being replaced, and police are seeking information on the vandalism, which could result in charges including vandalism, trespassing, and hate crime.

About 50 demonstrators participated in a 40 Days for Life anti-abortion rally near Planned Parenthood’s Westside Health Center in Colorado Springs, praying and holding signs to oppose abortion and support life. Colorado recorded 14,154 abortions in 2022, the highest since 1985, with Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains serving about 8,600 patients, including many from out of state due to abortion bans in neighboring states like Wyoming.