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About The Elko Brief

Signal > Noise

Elko deserves better than "Corporate-Down" news.

For decades, our community relied on a daily paper that lived and breathed Elko County. But as legacy media has been consolidated into out-of-state corporate portfolios, the "signal" has been lost in the "noise."

The Elko Brief is different. We provide professional, data-driven news breakdowns for Elko County. We focus on primary sources, raw data, and unbiased analysis—because informed residents build stronger counties.

Our Core Principles

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High-Signal, No-Fluff

Your time is valuable. We don't write for word counts; we write for clarity.

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Locally Owned, Fiercely Independent

Our revenue stays in Elko. We answer to you, not a hedge fund.

Digital-First Speed

Road closures and shift changes can't wait for tomorrow's press.

What We Do

Investigative Journalism Deep-dive reporting with public records and data analysis.
Breaking News Briefs Essential facts as they happen, with context.
Data Journalism We show our work and cite our sources.
Community Service Event guides and local issue explainers.

The Team

Scott Ingram

Editor & Publisher

Scott is a longtime Elko County resident who built The Elko Brief to fill the gap left by declining local coverage. He oversees all editorial operations and the "Signal > Noise" mission.

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Standards & Ethics

We verify facts with primary sources. We give subjects of critical coverage the opportunity to respond. We don't accept payment for coverage. We protect confidential sources.

Corrections: We correct errors publicly and promptly. View our Transparency Log for a record of all significant corrections.

The Elko Brief is editorially independent and locally owned. Our reporting is guided strictly by the public interest.

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