Thomas Pablo
KOSU Student ReporterThomas Pablo is a part-time student reporter for KOSU.
Previously, he was a summer intern at KOSU in 2025, as part of the Inasmuch Foundation's Community Fellowship Class.
Thomas is from Tahlequah, Oklahoma and attends the University of Oklahoma in Norman, where he studies journalism and political science. He has worked in multiple reporting roles for the OU Daily, the student news organization, covering Norman city politics.
Going forward, Thomas intends to document American politics and its impact on communities at local levels and beyond.
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The Oklahoma state government is allocating $500,000 to aid Tulsa's district attorney in a jurisdictional fight with Muscogee Nation. -
Tribal nations in Oklahoma have several ways to defend their sovereignty. Sometimes, that's through politics. -
Thursday's Trump rally was held at the Choctaw Nation Event Center. The namesake tribe has tried to distance itself from partisanship, but its leaders were in attendance. -
Cherokee Nation is asking Congress to create a national monument dedicated to Tulsa's Greenwood District, which would help preserve the history of the Tulsa Race Massacre. -
Come January 2027, Oklahoma will have a new governor. On Tuesday, Oklahomans narrowed a field of 15 hopefuls to six.
