Arlington doctor convicted of illicit distribution of more than 1 million opioid pills

An Arlington doctor indicted earlier this year on charges of illicit distribution of opioid pills was found guilty by a federal jury Tuesday. Dr. Kirsten Ball, 69, was convicted on 20 federal counts that each carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. Ball's office manager and co-conspirator was sentenced to seven years in

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