Brian Johnson is a Staff Writer at KMBC. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, education, government and politics, and social issues, often reporting on topics relevant to Minnesota, Kansas, and Missouri. Brian's work has been featured in prominent outlets including iHeartRadio, Newsweek, and the Chicago Tribune Media Group.
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Brian Johnson's coverage is predominantly focused on the local real estate industry and government announcements in Minnesota, particularly Minneapolis. He often reports on housing permits, construction trends, and property transactions. Given this focus, pitches should center around local real estate developments and government policies impacting the housing market in Minnesota or relevant educational initiatives.
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By: Brian Johnson
Jackson County risks losing $70 million to the federal government if lawmakers cannot reach an agreement by the end of the year.
Beckman Coulter, a provider of life diagnostics systems for the health care industry, wants to grow its already strong presence in the southwest metro area with a $50 million building expansion in Chaska, a project that’s expected to bring hundreds of new jobs to the city.
The Saint Paul Port Authority has acquired a blighted, long-vacant Kmart on the East Side of St. Paul and is now marketing the property for redevelopment.
A development that would bring more than 400 new housing units and other uses to Lino Lakes is up for environmental review in the city and could be under construction as soon as next year.
By: Brian Johnson
A recall campaign is reportedly gaining traction, with growing numbers of signatures and financial backing.
Construction businesses in Minnesota are slightly more optimistic than they were at this time last year, despite ongoing concerns about workforce availability and rising costs, according to a new survey.
By: Brian Johnson
Crews still aren't sure how the fire started
> Q&A: Retiring CEO looks back at nearly 50 years with Presbyterian Homes & Services
SOUTHINGTON — The Southington-Cheshire Community YMCA announced that Katie Cavanaugh and Luke Wolf won the Youth Leadership award on Wednesday.
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