PHOENIX (AP) ? The Arizona Senate approved a sweeping bill Tuesday that generally bans abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy and institutes disclosure mandates, including one that requires the state to set up a website with images of fetuses at various stages of development for women to view. Arizona already has laws about "informed consent" requirements, a prohibition on a type of late-term abortions and regulations of abortion clinics. The new proposal would require the state health department maintain an extensive website that provides information about alternatives to abortion, medical risks and descriptions and images of fetuses at various stages of development.
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