Drew Andre

Multimedia Journalist

Las Vegas

Drew Andre joined the FOX5 team as a Multimedia Journalist in January 2021. Drew comes to Las Vegas from the Central Coast of California where he reported extensively on major events like the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting and the devastating August 2020 wildfires.

Drew has a fierce passion for storytelling. He is always looking for interesting and unique stories. Above all else Drew strives for accuracy in his reporting. He grew up in the Bay Area and then attended the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University.

Drew is a lifelong Golden State Warriors fan and avid follower of all things sports. He has a healthy obsession with golf, and you'll also often find him out on a hike or trying a new restaurant.

Drew feels beyond blessed to be able to share your stories in the Las Vegas Valley.

Have a story idea? Send him an email and connect with Drew on social media.

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A lawsuit claims a construction worker who was killed in northwest Las Vegas was buried alive.

Lawsuit claims construction worker killed was buried alive

Updated: Aug. 12, 2022 at 8:31 PM CDT

By Drew Andre and Jordan Gartner

A lawsuit claims a construction worker was buried alive while working on a project in the Las Vegas valley earlier this year.

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One of the planes landed upside down on a runway, and the other went up in flames near an...

4 killed after 2 small planes crash mid-air at North Las Vegas Airport

Updated: Jul. 19, 2022 at 12:55 PM CDT

By Cody Lee, Elaine Emerson, Maddie White, Drew Andre and Debra Worley

The single-engine planes crashed mid-air during landing above the airport and landed in different areas – one upside down on a runway and the other in flames near an airport fence.

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Raiders hire Sandra Douglass Morgan as the first Black woman team president in NFL history.

Raiders hire 1st Black woman team president in NFL history

Updated: Jul. 8, 2022 at 9:39 AM CDT

By Vince Sapienza, Drew Andre and Gray News staff

According to KVVU, breaking barriers is nothing new to Morgan who most recently became the first person of color to serve as chair of the Nevada Gaming Control Board and was also the first Black city attorney in the state of Nevada.

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