Addison County State’s Attorney
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High court rules against Vekos license reinstatement
Vermont State Police had cited Vekos for driving under the influence on Jan. 25, 2024.
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High court rules against Vekos license reinstatement
Addison County’s top prosecutor will not yet return to court after the Supreme Court said it is not ready to give back her credentials to practice law in…
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Vekos proud of service, excited for future
“I am excited to hear that Peter Bevere has thrown his hat in the ring.”
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Prosecutor’s office loses victim advocate
Victim Advocate Maggie Zraly has resigned after approximately nine months on the job.
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County’s top prosecutor is navigating a severe staffing shortage
A lengthening list of critics of the performance of State’s Attorney Eva Vekos said they’re growing more concerned in light of a significant, temporary staffing shortage in her…
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Local lawmakers call for Vekos resignation
After she got a DUI charge, was criticized for some of her practices and lost her law license, most local lawmakers say they’ve had enough of State’s Attorney…
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Letter to the editor: Please impeach state’s attorney
Although she has not been convicted of a crime yet, her actions during the time of arrest and the subsequent email sent yesterday shows that she is anti-law…
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State’s attorney under fire for email critical of police
Addison County State’s Attorney Eva Vekos — who on Jan. 25 was cited for suspicion of driving under the influence — once again found herself in the spotlight…
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Vekos to begin as state’s attorney Dec. 5
It looks like Addison County State’s Attorney-elect Eva Vekos will begin her job before the traditional starting date of Feb. 1.
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Voters pick Eva Vekos as the county state’s attorney
Middlebury Democrat Eva Vekos on Tuesday scored a decisive win to become the county’s new state’s attorney, besting Addison County Deputy State’s Attorney Peter Bevere, 8,478-6,147.
