Special Reports

Part two of BEK TV’s groundbreaking investigative series “InJustice” is turning up the heat on a growing controversy surrounding North Dakota’s legal system.

A major freedom of the press legal fight is underway in North Dakota, which could fundamentally reshape journalism and whistleblower protections throughout America. BEK TV takes viewers inside the story with the network’s new investigative special report series, InJustice, now available to watch anytime at no charge on the BEK TV+ app.

In this powerful episode of Rural Route, Trent Loos sits down with Nebraska farmer and cattle feeder Adam Grabenstein for a hard-hitting conversation about the future of American agriculture at home and abroad.

In this gripping and explosive episode of Midwest Murder: True Crime Stories, Dawn Palumbo and Jonah Lantto uncover a chilling case from a small Missouri town where fear ruled and silence protected power.

On this episode of Made Local with Lori Hinz, Lori speaks with Carleen Hennenfent of Bismarck, author of the powerful book Incomplete.

In this enlightening episode of "Ladies of Another View", we journey to the town of Berthold, North Dakota to uncover its rich history and local tales that weave the fabric of this close-knit community.

The Denver International Airport has been the subject of theories and speculation for years, with many alleging that it is a hub of sex trafficking, which is just the beginning. Researcher and author Terral Croft returns for this final third installment to discuss the secrets of the airport and what he believes goes on underground.

Terral Croft returns for a second installment to discuss the multiple components of the elites’ plan to depopulate and control the world via multiple tributaries of biological and technological weaponry.

In the My Hometown episode on "Ladies of Another View", Karmen Siirtola takes us to Alexander, ND! Karmen introduces viewers to the town's rich history, through local historian Jim Jacobson. Explore the Lewis and Clark Trail Museum, housed in the original school, featuring more than 100 shadow boxes from local families.

The episode also touches on the community-binding Old Settlers Day, the transformative effects of the Bakken oil formation, and the significance of robotics education in enhancing the town's educational initiatives.

Terral Croft, a chief researcher and contingency planning analyst, claims that the white trails seen in the sky, known as chemtrails, release hazardous poison and nanotechnology into our environment as part of a sinister agenda. Find out what Croft links chemtrails to and how they lead to a control in population.

In another episode of the "My Hometown" series, we travel to Barnesville, MN to explore the history and culture of this small town. Delve into the town's main industry, agriculture, and highlight the annual Potato Days festival, which celebrates the town's agricultural roots. The episode also showcases the strong sense of community in Barnesville, emphasizing the local initiatives and events that bring residents together and foster a sense of belonging.

On this episode of Ladies of Another View, Carissa Swenson, Executive Director of the Broadband Association of North Dakota (BAND), outlines North Dakota's unique broadband journey. Driven by community-focused, independent providers and cooperatives, the state has prioritized fiber optic expansion in small towns and rural areas.

Recent grant approvals for a nearly $120 million project aim to further bridge the connectivity gap.

In the picturesque landscapes of the Red River Valley in Eastern North Dakota, a digital revolution is underway. The region, known for its serene beauty, has long been plagued by a challenge many urban areas take for granted: reliable internet connectivity. Tom Steinolfson, General Manager and CEO of Red River Communications, joins the Ladies to talk about how all of that is about to change.

In the latest episode of "My Hometown" on "Ladies of Another View," we journeyed to the charming town of Crosby, North Dakota, just a stone's throw away from Canada. Established in the early 20th century, Crosby's roots trace back to the homesteaders of 1902. Within just two years, by 1904, the town was firmly established, seeing an impressive population surge in its inaugural decade.

Discover Crookston, MN: History, innovation, and community pride