I’ve joined the FTC and 19 other states in suing Dollar General over alleged deceptive pricing practices that have cost consumers millions of dollars. Arkansans should not have to pay more at the register than the price advertised on the shelf. My office will continue holding businesses accountable for deceptive practices that hurt Arkansas consumers. tinyurl.com/3sb3a4ev #arnews

Today I launched our One Pill Can Kill initiative at @uamshealth, marking our 15th college campus and 20th training in Arkansas. We're equipping students with the knowledge and skills to recognize the dangers of illicit opioids and respond to overdoses. One pill can kill, but one person can save a life. tinyurl.com/36dacc8x #arnews

Joshua E. Corter has been missing since November 2017. He was last seen in Pleasant Plains, Arkansas. If you have any information about him, please contact the Independence County Sheriff's Office at (870) 793-8838. #missingpersonmonday

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Thank you to @HomeDepotFound for its continued commitment to supporting those who have served our nation. This $1 billion pledge will make a meaningful difference in the lives of veterans and their families.

If you’re not safe, you’re not free, and the @ARStatePolice stand on the front lines protecting both our safety and our freedom. Last night’s Arkansas State Police Foundation dinner at the Governor’s Mansion was a powerful reminder of how much the Foundation does for our troopers, their families, and law enforcement training across our state. Congratulations to Elizabeth Anderson on receiving the Trooper Ermon Cox Award and thank you for your unwavering dedication to those who wear the badge. #arnews

October is Fraud Awareness Month, and I’m reminding Arkansans to stay alert for suspicious calls, texts, and emails. Don’t let scammers pressure you into acting quickly or sharing personal information. Remember three simple words: Stop, verify, and protect. #arnews

Tomorrow is Arkansas Drug Take Back Day! Arkansans in all 75 counties can safely and anonymously dispose of expired, unused or unwanted medications on Saturday, October 24. Help protect your family and community by cleaning out your medicine cabinet and properly disposing of unwanted medications. Find a collection site near you at ARDrugTakeBack.org. #arnews

Early voting is underway in Arkansas, and election integrity remains a top priority for me. I want to remind Arkansans that my office’s Election Law Hotline is open year-round to receive complaints about potential election law violations. To report a concern, call (833) 995-8683. tinyurl.com/25yav8rx #arnews

Amanda Patton, 46, of Maynard, was sentenced to 72 months in the Arkansas Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to abuse of an endangered or impaired adult. Patton spent more than $84,000 of the victim’s funds while serving as power of attorney. This length of sentence reinforces our unwavering commitment to protecting Arkansans and holding those who exploit our vulnerable population accountable. tinyurl.com/9uw83fn2 #arnews

Today, I announced that more than 9,300 Arkansans will receive $18.4 million in lease forgiveness as part of a nearly $664 million multistate settlement with Snap Finance. Arkansas consumers deserve transparency and fairness when making purchases. This settlement provides meaningful financial relief and holds Snap Finance accountable for its deceptive business practices. tinyurl.com/352hyny7 #arnews

Scott B. Kerwock has been missing since October 2017. He was last seen in Berryville, Arkansas. If you have any information about him, please contact the Carroll County Sheriff's Office at (870) 423-2901. #missingpersonmonday

.@UACCM is the 14th college campus in Arkansas and the third community college to join the One Pill Can Kill initiative. We’ve brought the One Pill Can Kill initiative to campuses all over Arkansas, and at every school we’ve visited, I’ve been encouraged by the enthusiasm of the students we’ve engaged. Having young people recognize the threat of illicit opioids and step up to help address it is incredibly important for our state’s future. tinyurl.com/2y6uuj64 #arnews

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Today I joined @WCFirst for The Big Reveal: Arkansas Responds Together at the Forest of Hope Family Peace Center. Raising awareness about domestic violence is important, but awareness in and of itself is not enough. It must be matched with a safe place where victims can find real help and healing. This first-class facility brings critical services together under one roof so victims can focus on rebuilding their lives. Women & Children First’s leaders first shared their vision of this facility with me back in 2017. I encouraged them then to dream big and build the center that would actually make a difference in the lives of domestic abuse victims. Today they have realized that dream. #arnews

I am proud to sign @VP JD Vance’s Pledge to Protect Americans from Fraud. My office stands on the front lines to protect Arkansans from fraudsters each and every day, and I applaud the Vice President for establishing the @WHFraudTF to bring resources and awareness to this important fight.

Today I filed a lawsuit against @OpenAI, the company that owns the platform @ChatGPT. Our complaint outlines numerous violations of Arkansas law, but they all boil down to a simple fact: OpenAI represented to Arkansans that ChatGPT was safe, but they knew ChatGPT had significant risks and limitations. They chose to hide that knowledge from consumers.  Our complaint alleges that consumers, including minors, have used ChatGPT to acquire instructions for self-harm, including suicide. It also describes instances where users were able to bypass OpenAI’s safety measures and generate responses the company said its safeguards were designed to prevent. Those examples raise serious questions about whether consumers were given an accurate picture of the product’s safety protections. OpenAI assures us that ChatGPT is safe. The consequences of that assurance are lives lost and people harmed. tinyurl.com/mu6jaswy #arnews

For 251 years now, the @USNavy has kept our people safe from threats at sea, and it has grown to be the most powerful and sophisticated navy the world has ever known. Happy 251st birthday to the U.S. #Navy, and thank you to each and every one of our sailors who serve to keep us free.

Arkansas is stronger and safer when our criminal justice professionals work together. Today I joined members of the Arkansas Criminal Justice Professionals Association in Hot Springs to discuss fentanyl, human trafficking, prison capacity, the SAFE Act, and other important issues. I encouraged them to bring forward ideas from their experience on the front lines as we prepare for the upcoming legislative session. Their training, integrity, and collaboration make a difference across our state. #arnews