
Brooke Thomas
Brooke Thomas is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communications where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism.
She began her broadcasting career as an intern on Access Hollywood in Los Angeles, which helped lead her to her first job as a reporter at WDAZ in Devil’s Lake, North Dakota. From there, she proved to be a stand-out in morning news programming in several markets – including Memphis, Tennessee, Lubbock, and Dallas, Texas – before serving as the co-anchor of CBS 3’s Eyewitness News This Morning and Eyewitness News at Noon in Philadelphia.
She has hosted a number of shows for the award-winning online news platform, The Young Turks. Most recently, she has anchored the daily national news program Fox Soul's Black Report on FOX's new streaming network dedicated to highlighting Black perspectives.
The latest from Brooke Thomas
Living Connected: Surviving ovarian cancer
There's one lesson Traci Green thinks is critical - listen to your body.
The Silent Epidemic: One family's struggle with mental illness
Two Southern California parents say there is an untreated epidemic of mental illness and it needs to be our focus.
Living Connected: Helping families dealing with autism
Some parents say they’re having to wait more than two years for an evaluation to find out whether their child has autism.
Compton youth track team breaks 30-year record at national meet
A track team out of Compton is garnering nationwide attention for its lightning speed.
OC father of 2 shares his journey of overcoming illiteracy
One Costa Mesa father is working hard to overcome illiteracy and is encouraging others in the process.
Empowering Black and Brown female business owners in the I.E.
An Inland Empire-based foundation—typically focused on getting formerly incarcerated, recovered addicts, and/or formerly homeless mothers in stable homes and reunited with their children in foster care—has a new project aimed at changing the trajectories of the lives of Black and Brown women.
The 'Kindness Guy' wants you to 'Be Brave' in new book
Leon Logothetis, known as the "Kindness Guy", wants to empower teenagers and young people to be fearless in his new book "Go Be Brave."
Surveillance video shows LA exotic dancers being robbed at gunpoint
A surveillance video shows the terrifying moment two exotic dancers were robbed at gunpoint outside their home in the San Fernando Valley.
Gardena 8-year-old starts special library for school
A Gardena 8-year-old is sharing his love of reading with others.
Honoring the victims of the Los Angeles Chinese Massacre of 1871
On October 24th, 1871, 18 Chinese men were killed after a mob of 500 or so people stormed what was then Chinatown. It's a story often untold.