Andrea Drusch is a journalist at the San Antonio Report, where she writes about local government. With a background covering politics in Washington, D.C., and Texas for various esteemed outlets, she focuses on themes such as elections, public policy, and education. Andrea's work has been featured in numerous publications including the Fort Worth Report, The Texas Tribune, and Politico.
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Andrea Drusch's coverage primarily focuses on local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in the United States, particularly within Texas and San Antonio. She pays particular attention to elections, city government decisions, infrastructure projects, and public transportation.
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By: Andrea Drusch
Bexar County leaders on Tuesday granted the San Antonio Spurs permission to play four regular-season home games outside of the Frost Bank Center during each of the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 NBA seasons — an increase from the three games the team played in other locations in the past two seasons.
To replace the late Robert Bruce, Bexar Central Appraisal District is expected to choose a GOP activist with ties to the Koch brothers.
By: Andrea Drusch
The county has reserve funds that others don't, but leaders must soon decide whether slowed growth is an anomaly or the new normal.
By: Andrea Drusch
As property value declined this year, Bexar County is among the many taxing entities projecting less revenue than the year before.
By: Andrea Drusch
As property value declined this year, Bexar County is among the many taxing entities projecting less revenue than the year before. But unlike the City of S
Former Republican Jason Wolff created a three-way DA race with his independent bid, something few in Texas could get the signatures for.
By: Andrea Drusch
This story has been updated. Of the many candidates who originally filed their intention to run for office without a party affiliation this
By: Andrea Drusch
The mayor's office has been a revolving door since Gina Ortiz Jones took office last year. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Andrea Drusch
The city’s Ethics Review Board is considering changes of fundraising limitations for council members as other changes have come to San Antonio’s electoral cycles. Credit: Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report
By: Andrea Drusch
A CPS worker finishes a job near Balcones Heights. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
