Arkansas AG - News Releases

Woman Convicted of Medicaid Fraud

The Arkansas Attorney General's office announced the conviction of Kimberly Rios for Medicaid fraud. Rios was sentenced to probation, a fine, and restitution for submitting fraudulent claims for services not rendered. This case highlights the state's commitment to prosecuting those who defraud the Medicaid program.

Arkansas AG Launches 'One Pill Can Kill' Initiative at Hendrix College

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin launched the 'One Pill Can Kill' initiative at Hendrix College, marking the 10th campus to join the program aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of illicit opioids, particularly fentanyl. The initiative includes training for students on overdose prevention and Narcan administration.

Arkansas AG Hosts AI Legal Practices Series

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is hosting an event on May 11, 2026, focused on the impact of Artificial Intelligence on legal practices. The event, titled 'Innovation with Integrity: Embracing AI Responsibly in Your Legal Practice,' is free but requires registration and has applied for Continuing Legal Education credits.

Arkansas AG Supports Rx ACCESS Act for Servicemembers

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced his support for the Rx ACCESS Act, introduced by Senator Tom Cotton. The proposed legislation aims to ensure fair reimbursement for pharmacies participating in the TRICARE program, protecting servicemembers' access to prescription drugs.

Arkansas Woman Convicted of Medicaid Fraud

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced the conviction of Jacqueline Small for Medicaid fraud. Small was sentenced to probation, a fine, and restitution for improperly billing Medicaid for services never provided. This action highlights the state's commitment to combating healthcare fraud.