In an emergency lawsuit, and the first since Texas banned most abortions, Kate Cox asked to end her pregnancy because the fetus won't survive.

DALLAS — A pregnant North Texas woman is suing the state over access to an abortion after her fetus was diagnosed with a fatal condition. Kate Cox, 31, visited three different emergency rooms in the last month for severe cramping and unidentifiable fluid ...

A Dallas woman on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the state, asking a Travis County state District Court judge to grant her relief from Texas' anti-abortion laws and authorize her to obtain a medically indicated abortion. Kate Cox, who is 20 weeks pregnant ...

The suit comes a week after state lawyers suggested that only pregnant women in immediate distress could bring claims against the state’s abortion ban.

In a first-of-its-kind lawsuit filed in Travis County, Texas District Court against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, Kate Cox, who is 20 weeks pregnant, sought a temporary restraining order allowing a doctor to perform an abortion without being prosecuted.

She learned she was pregnant for a third time in August and was told weeks later that her baby was at a high ris

A pregnant Texas woman sued the state over its abortion ban Tuesday, seeking an emergency exception for a pregnancy that is destined to end in miscarriage, stillbirth, or newborn death. The big picture: The stipulations of Texas' abortion restrictions allow health-related exceptions,

A Texas woman who has been told continuing her pregnancy puts her at “high risk for severe complications” is seeking a court’s approval for an abortion.