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August 7, 2022

More than two dozen demonstrators marched in Jerome on July 4, 2022, during a March For Women rally after the Supreme Court’s struck down Roe v. Wade. (VVN/File/Vyto Starinskas)

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Jerome votes to protect women from state abortion bans

The Town Council has joined several other Arizona municipalities considering resolutions to protect women’s rights in the shadow of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

By Vyto Starinskas August 7, 2022
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