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We've all heard of stories like this before, but now it's happened close to home. The Bismarck Tribune is reporting that a local hotel employee was booked by Bismarck Police for stealing hotel guests credit cards.

Senate Bill 2154 has passed and will suspend provisions of the North Dakota Compassionate Care Act.

Five House representatives and one Senator in North Dakota are backing a bill to allow for memorial birth certificates.

Could it be possible that some businesses wouldn't have to wait until noon on Sunday to open?

It's the law for a reason. However, there are still several North Dakotans that don't always follow it.

Every state has crazy laws that go unbeknownst to some people, so in case you didn't know previously, here they are.

Every year it seems as though we have new laws, old laws and the strangest laws. Thrillist is always at it, coming out with those strange one of a kind stories. Sit back, relax and gaze in wonder at some of these strange laws (real laws) in various states.

A new resolution that has just been approved by the North Dakota Senate will require lawmakers in the state to live in the districts they are governing.

The thought of watching your child fight a rare, potentially fatal disease is a terrible one; but what would you do if all three of your kids were suffering -- and there was next to nothing you could do about it?

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — Ousted Spirit Lake Chairman Roger Yankton has sued in federal court, seeking relief from restraining orders he says violates his rights.