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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Mankato approved a one-year data center moratorium to study water use, energy demand and land use as more Minnesota cities pause development.
South St. Paul approved construction plans for the $10 million Northview Aquatic Center, replacing the city's aging 1956 pool by summer 2028.
By: Brian Johnson
SOUTHINGTON — A pair of moped operators were arrested for reckless driving and other offenses after attempting to flee from police.
Soccer may have taken center stage in Kansas City during the FIFA World Cup, but the excitement isn't fading now that the tournament has wrapped up.
By: Brian Johnson
On Tuesday, June 30, the Woodbury County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to maintain the 55 mile-per-hour speed limit on the county's paved secondary roads.
Red Wing is seeking proposals to redevelop the historic Jefferson School into multifamily housing, with plans allowing up to 52 residential units.
By: Brian Johnson
The emotions shifted by the minute Wednesday at Kansas City's Power & Light District as fans watched Argentina stage a dramatic comeback to reach the FIFA World Cup final.
Rachel Development plans up to 1,800 housing units, retail and green space in a major redevelopment of the former Les Bolstad Golf Course in Falcon Heights.
By: Brian Johnson
The Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City has eliminated its entire business development team, saying the move is part of a restructuring.
MnCAR Executive Director Matt Anfang will retire in June 2027 after 15 years, reflecting on commerci[...]
