Mark Lee Dickson

Citizens of Celina, Ohio, collected sufficient signatures to recall four council members who voted against a ban on abortion in the city.

Four more Texas towns have voted to ban abortion as the Sanctuary City for the Unborn initiative spreads throughout the state and to other states as well.

The city of Hillsdale, Michigan, will take up an ordinance that, if enacted, would make it a sanctuary city for the unborn and outlaw abortion.

The quorum court of Washington County in northwest Arkansas voted Thursday to approve a resolution that declares the county “Pro-Life.”

A commissioner of Manatee County, Florida, received unanimous approval from his colleagues on the board to move ahead with a plan to explore a local county “heartbeat” abortion ordinance, even though such a ban would be more restrictive than the state’s current abortion law.

A judge dismissed Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit against the city of Lubbock, Texas, where citizens voted to ban abortion within the city’s limits.

Planned Parenthood said it will stop abortions in its Lubbock clinic as a “Sanctuary City for the Unborn” ordinance takes effect.

Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit against the city of Lubbock after its citizens voted to become a “sanctuary city for the unborn.”

Lubbock, Texas, became the largest city in the U.S. to become a “sanctuary city for the unborn,” the 26th in the nation to outlaw abortion.

The city council of Goldsmith, Texas, voted unanimously Wednesday to pass an ordinance that establishes it as a “Sanctuary City for the Unborn.”

Officials of Lubbock are weighing whether their city should become the 15th “Sanctuary City for the Unborn” in the state of Texas.

Four Texas towns voted over the last two weeks to become “sanctuary cities” for the unborn, seeking to outlaw abortion within their boundaries should the U.S. Supreme Court make it possible for them to do so.