Kansas Judge Allows Pro-Abortion Lawsuit to Move Forward

A Shawnee County judge has allowed a lawsuit brought by an abortion clinic in Wichita to move forward. The case seeks to strike down Kansas’ long-standing physician-only requirement for dispensing abortion drugs, one of the few remaining medical safeguards protecting women in our state.

This cruel lawsuit is designed to further loosen medical safeguards over abortion franchises and puts women at greater risk. A recent study by The Ethics and Public Policy Center shows that more than 1 in 10 women who take the abortion pill require emergency-room treatment — underscoring why physician-only protections matter.

At the same time, the U.S. Supreme Court is weighing a major pro-life case: First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Platkin. New Jersey officials issued sweeping subpoenas demanding years of private donor and volunteer information from pregnancy resource centers, a move widely seen as an effort to chill and intimidate their life-affirming work.

Kansas lawmakers will have an opportunity in the upcoming legislative session to strengthen protections for Kansas centers. KFL will release our full 2026 legislative agenda soon. Stay tuned for details.

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Congresswoman Kat Cammack to Headline 2026 PAC Lunch for Life; Tickets and Sponsorships Available Now!

Tickets and sponsorships for the 2026 KFL PAC Lunch for Life are now available!

Join us on Saturday, January 31 in Wichita as we welcome Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL), Co-Chair of the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus, along with members of Kansas’ federal delegation.

With a major election year ahead, this event fuels KFL PAC’s work to identify and endorse pro-life candidates across the state.

As in previous years, Lunch for Life is expected to sell out, so please register early to secure your seat or table! Contributions raised at this event are vital to KFL PAC’s work.