Brian Labus In The News

BGR
In light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, it may be a long time before attending concerts is safe again. And even when concerts eventually do come back — which likely won’t happen until 2022 or late 2021 — the experience is likely to be a tad different in a post-coronavirus world.
Voice of America
The US authorities and community are concerned about a new form of scam, associated with telephone calls related to COVID-19.
The Guardian
It seemed unimaginable: months after Covid-19 killed thousands of New Yorkers, the city and state finally seemed to get the virus under control. Infections, hospitalizations and deaths plummeted here and in neighboring regions, while surging elsewhere in the US.
Univision Florida
The US authorities and community are concerned about a new form of scam, associated with telephone calls related to COVID-19.
K.S.N.V. T.V. News 3
Doctors and nurses in our country are at war with a virus. To talk about that front line, it's fitting on Veteran’s day, to talk to a vet.
K.L.A.S. T.V. 8 News Now
Nevada continues to welcome tourists as COVID-19 transmission surges, so 8 News Now spoke to a local expert about the potential problems travel could bring in the coming weeks.
Las Vegas Review Journal
The Clark County School District has seen 613 COVID-19 cases among students and employees since the pandemic began, according to its new online case tracker.
Yahoo!
Families are undoubtedly cautious about celebrating Thanksgiving this year as the country’s coronavirus pandemic hits scary new heights. But updated guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offer clarity.