Thomas Pablo
Thomas Pablo is a reporter at KOSU.
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Osage Nation Congress members say they're in the dark after the tribe's executive branch decided to close its visitors center, language immersion school and Harvest Land farm. -
The Osage Nation executive branch declared a state of emergency Tuesday due to financial shortfalls, closing its language immersion school and visitor center. -
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation entered into the Bodéwadmi Confederation Thursday, joining a unification of 12 sister tribes scattered across North America. -
The Muscogee National Council unanimously approved a resolution Saturday opposing aluminum smelters, including a large, controversial project intended for Inola. -
The Cherokee Nation estimates thousands of records related to its principal chiefs are scattered across the country. Now, the tribe plans on recovering as many as it can. -
After almost 40 years, Chickasaw Nation has a new leader. -
Tribal nations across Oklahoma and the country are working out how to navigate an influx of corporate interest in Indian Country, thanks to a rise in data centers. -
The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs is pressing 15 universities and museums to repatriate Indigenous remains and items. The University of Oklahoma is one of them. -
Oklahomans are a step closer to having a new governor and U.S. senator following primary elections where they also rejected raising the minimum wage on Tuesday. -
Results for the June 1 Osage Minerals Council election were overturned Thursday. Two candidates previously announced as winners will not move forward.
