Colin Vedros is an Anchor/Reporter at WAFB. He covers a range of topics including education, law and legal affairs, and regional interest, with a focus on public education and school administration. Colin's work has been featured in KPLC-TV, KCBD-TV, Yardbarker, KNOE-TV8, WAFB TV, KSLA News 12, KALB-TV, MSN, KAIT 8, and WVUE-TV Fox 8.
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Colin Vedros primarily covers local news in Central Louisiana, with a focus on family and relationships, education, government and politics. His coverage often includes expert commentary and government announcements.
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By: Colin Vedros
Published Jun. 30, 2026 at 7:18 PM GMT+2 | Updated 8 hours ago
By: Colin Vedros
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Republicans now hold more registered voters in Louisiana than Democrats, according to new numbers from the Secretary of State — the first time in the state's voting history that has happened.
By: Colin Vedros
A New Orleans grand jury indicted AG Liz Murrill on 16 counts tied to a letter she sent city officials amid a dispute over eliminating a clerk position.
Louisiana’s newest city marked the Fourth of July Sunday with family activities, live music, and a reenactment of the Battle of Baton Rouge, presented by the Sons of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution.
By: Colin Vedros
A declaration of emergency related to water issues in Killian has been rescinded, officials said.
By: Colin Vedros
The Ascension Planning Commission approved the 112-home Harvest Fields subdivision in Gonzales despite residents’ concerns about traffic, safety, flooding and overcrowded schools.
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill and 48 other attorneys general have urged the Federal Communications Commission to tighten rules that would block scammers from accessing legitimate phone numbers.
By: Colin Vedros
Magnolia Water Company met with Killian residents at a town hall Monday (July 13) to address a July 4th water system failure and outline steps the company plans to take to prevent future outages.
By: Colin Vedros
The Ascension Parish School Board voted Tuesday night (July 14) to approve one-time stipends for all full-time employees after officials said the district could not fulfill its planned permanent pay raise and comply with Gov. Jeff Landry’s teacher pay executive order at the same time.
By: Colin Vedros
Bright Star Daycare, a childcare center that has served Iberville Parish families for 15 years, could be forced to close as state funding continues to decline, according to its director.
