Special Reports

Meet the 18-year-old who turned a teenage baking business into Taste of B’s, Steele’s go-to food truck for barbecue, smoothies, sweets, and wildly creative coffee. Then step next door into Drop Dead Gorgeous, a stunning salon and spa built inside a former funeral home. Don’t miss it!

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.

"Made Local" is a captivating TV show hosted by Lori Hinz, who delves into the heart and soul of entrepreneurship and the unique stories that fuel it. The show kicks off with Lori visiting Tisa Peek at JT Family Equine to explore her latest venture, Dakota Horse Magazine.

Luke Tibor is a seasoned media professional with a deep-rooted commitment to delivering top-quality content to viewers. As the Senior News Director at BEK TV, Luke plays a pivotal role in ensuring that every aspect of production meets the highest standards of technical excellence and editorial quality.

"Made Local" is an engaging TV show that takes viewers on a journey through the world of small businesses and local entrepreneurship. Hosted by Lori Hinz, the show provides a deep dive into the lives and operations of local enterprises, revealing the passion and hard work behind them. In this episode, the show visits two unique businesses in North Dakota.

On January 17th and 18th, the Northwest Landowners Association, a group championing the rights and interests of landowners, hosted their 2024 Conference on the Constitution in Bismarck, North Dakota. This event shone a spotlight on the vital issue of landowner rights, drawing attention to the challenges and opportunities facing America's heartland.

"Made Local" is a TV show that shines a spotlight on local entrepreneurs and their businesses. Hosted by Lori Hinz, the show dives into the inspiring stories of small business owners, showcasing their passion and dedication to their communities.

In this episode of Made Local, the spotlight is on Two Track Malting Company and Bismarck Distillery, two innovative businesses based in North Dakota.

In today's episode of "My Hometown" on the Ladies of Another View, explore the town of Hankinson, North Dakota!

Our journey begins by delving into the town's history, learning how and when it came into existence, and discovering the origins of its name. Hankinson, ND, had its beginnings when pioneers and settlers ventured into the region in the late 19th century.

This is a summary of the key developments regarding the Summit Carbon Solutions CO2 pipeline, North Dakota, which have generated significant interest and debate among landowners, legal teams, and state authorities.

"Ladies of Another View My Hometown" presents an enriching episode where host Mary explores the rich heritage and enduring spirit of Baker, Montana. The show commences with an insightful conversation with Randy Hanson, a local historian. Randy delves into the pivotal role of homesteaders in shaping Baker's identity, the historical significance of the railroad, and the natural charm of Baker Lake, shedding light on facets of the town's past that continue to influence its present.

"Ladies of Another View My Hometown" is an engaging television show, and today we explore the rich history and unique characteristics of Ekalaka, Montana. The show's host, Mary, delves into the town's origins, highlighting its namesake, Ijkalaka, a Sioux woman married to David Harrison Russell, a notable scout.