Brian Johnson is a Reporter at KMBC. He specializes in the construction and real estate sectors, covering topics such as real estate development, the housing market, and urban development. Brian's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including iHeartRadio, ABC30, Newsweek, and The Boston Globe.
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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.
Additionally, considering his coverage of sports-related public hearings and mailbag discussions about sports teams like the Royals and Chiefs suggests he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to local sports politics or events involving these teams within his geographic focus.
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Minnesota construction jobs fell in July but rose 4.4% year over year, far outpacing national growth, according to a new DEED report.
By: Nick Sloan, Brian Johnson
Residents are growing frustrated as BPU crews restore power and storm cleanup continues across parts of Kansas City, Kansas.
By: Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson @TheBristolPress PLAINVILLE — The East and West Fields at Norton Park are closed for maintenance.
A proposed 290-unit Richfield apartment project won planning approval but faces bird safety, traffic and other concerns before city council review.
By: Brian Johnson
Power is nearly restored in Wyandotte County after severe storms caused widespread outages, leaving some residents without electricity for seven days.
Hillview Business Park in Arden Hills seeks early demolition of abandoned TCAAP buildings as the project undergoes a required environmental review.
A Highway 65 improvement project between Cambridge and Braham will extend into 2027, spanning two construction seasons, the Minnesota Department of Transportation said this week.
The Shawnee Town 1929 Museum hosted a free concert series Wednesday night, featuring live jazz, swing, and jump blues performed by Annalee and the Lucky So and So's.
Roseville's Twin Lakes Technology Center is rising on a remediated brownfield site, bringing 155,000[...]
Minnesota State Fair officials are investing $67 million in fairgrounds upgrades, including renovations to the Warner Coliseum and 4-H building.
