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Is Bismarck Becoming a Surveillance State? I Asked the Police Chief.
Bismarck Police Chief, Jason Stugelmeyer
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Bismarck Police Confirm Flock Camera Access
Bismarck Police Department has confirmed its Flock Safety camera access, in writing. Here’s what changed since our first report, and what’s still unanswered.
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has north dakota’s child care system lost trust?
BISMARCK — Before North Dakota’s child-protection system removes a child from a home, is it actually trying to keep that family together first? A federal audit put a number on that question, and the number isn’t good. Not fully, but not nothing either. The state’s own federal audit found that…
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Flock cameras Invading bismarck, ND
BISMARCK, N.D. — If you’ve driven past a shopping center in Bismarck lately, there’s a decent chance a Flock Safety camera has photographed your license plate. Here’s what’s actually known about the cameras, and what isn’t. What a Flock camera does Flock Safety sells automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras…
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Why North Dakota? Inside the Data Center Boom — and Who Pays for It
AI-generated illustration, not an actual photograph of a specific data center site or reporting scene. The image depicts a conceptual North Dakota data center campus with transmission infrastructure and wind turbines, while a 701 Report news van and field camera setup appear beside the access road to represent on-location reporting.
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Data Center in Mandan Could Bring in $50 Million a Year
AI-generated illustration, not an actual photograph of the proposed site. The image depicts a conceptual large-scale data center situated within a rural North Dakota landscape.
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Mandan Tragedy Father Speaks Out “CPS Failed Me and My Kids”
Cameron Erhart says CPS knew about threats to his children long before the Aug. 6 Mandan attack. Four days after two children died, CPS took his surviving son. In recordings obtained by 701 Report, a CPS worker tells him: “I feel like your family did have a disservice done to…
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