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.

On the latest episode of "Make Local with Lori Hinz," Lori delves into the dynamic world of malt production with Jared Stober, CEO of Two Track Malting Company. The show kicks off with a retrospective journey to the company's original malt processing facility in Lincoln, ND. Through a series of enlightening video clips, Stober narrates the humble beginnings of Two Track Malting, rooted in casual yet visionary discussions around a kitchen table, which eventually led to the establishment of their first malting location.

In this captivating episode of "Made Local" with host Lori Hinz, viewers are taken on an inspiring journey to explore the vibrant world of 3rd Day Family Farms, operated by Nathan and Theresa Dessonville just northwest of Mandan. Since its inception in 2019, the Dessonville family, including their two young daughters, has been deeply involved in the business of cultivating exceptional and unique flower varieties.

On the upcoming episode of "My Hometown" from "Ladies of Another View," host Patti Armstrong will take viewers on an engaging tour of Lemmon, South Dakota. In this hour-long episode, Armstrong explores the rich tapestry of Lemmon's history and culture, delving into its notable landmarks and the stories that make this town unique.

In a special report on BEK TV, the spotlight is on the AMVETS Post #9 in Bismarck, North Dakota, a veterans' organization with a rich history of serving the community. Founded in 1944 and chartered by Congress, AMVETS is one of the nation's most inclusive veterans service organizations, representing over 250,000 members and advocating for 20 million veterans nationwide.

Lori travels to Black Leg Ranch, and visits the Doan Family near McKenzie, North Dakota as they host the fifth and final stop of the national "Sustainable Ranchers Tour".

BEK TV is hosting a debate on Measure 5, which addresses whether recreational marijuana should be legalized in North Dakota. Hear both sides of the issue. This debate is a crucial opportunity for voters to learn more and make an informed decision ahead of the election.

Last night, BEK TV hosted a highly anticipated debate on one of the most controversial and impactful issues North Dakota voters will face this November—Measure 4, which seeks to eliminate property taxes in the state. The debate tackled both sides of the issue, offering voters a clearer view of the potential benefits and consequences.

In this episode of "Made Local" with Lori Hinz, Lori takes us to Northern Lights Dairy and Gilmore's Glorious Spice & Tea Mercantile.

Our first guest from Cando, we sit down with Chantel Parker a Registered Nurse and the Director of Nursing at the Hospital-Towner County Medical Center. The hospital, founded in 1952, has recently seen significant improvements, including a new facility that opened in July 2024.

As North Dakota awaits crucial decisions on the Midwest Carbon Express Pipeline, local counties along the proposed 2,500-mile CO2 pipeline are working on new ordinances to address its impact. The Public Service Commission will rule on the permit application for the pipeline, while the Industrial Commission will decide on permits for Class IV wells in Oliver, Mercer, and Morton Counties.