The jury in the case against Carlotta Brett-Pierce found her guilty on multiple counts Wednesday, including second-degree murder, in the death of her four-year-old daughter Marchella. NY1's Jeanine Ramirez filed the following report. A city ...

Jurors took only one hour to find Carlotta Brett-Pierce guilty of murder. Prosecutors say Marchella Pierce was found tied to a bed, covered in bruises and weighed 18 pounds, nearly half the weight of an average 4-year-old. Brett-Pierce was later ...

The situation today is tough even for young adults who don't have such limitations. 218-c-11-(Carlotta Bradley, AP correspondent)-"the next decade"-AP correspondent Carlotta Bradley reports experts say unemployment of adults with autism is an urgent issue ...

Forty-three percent involved mistaken eyewitnesses and 24 percent involved faulty forensic evidence. %@AP Links 310-c-11-(Carlotta Bradley, AP correspondent)-"half are African-American"-AP correspondent Carlotta Bradley reports researchers say more than ...

He is scheduled to be joined by Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer, Oregon Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici, Portland Mayor Sam Adams, Oregon Department of Transportation Director Matt Garrett, Metro Councilor Carlotta Collette, Clackamas County Commission ...

The jury only took one hour to convict Carlotta Brett-Pierce of beating, starving, and drugging her daughter, Marchella, who died in 2010. Carlotta, who was convicted on May 10, remained emotionless when the jury decided on the guilty verdict ...

Forty-three percent involved mistaken eyewitnesses and 24 percent involved faulty forensic evidence. %@AP Links 310-c-11-(Carlotta Bradley, AP correspondent)-"half are African-American"-AP correspondent Carlotta Bradley reports researchers say more than ...

Greensburg — Carlotta Walls grew up believing she was just as good as any other person. Her parents had instilled this idea in all their children at a very young age, and Carlotta took it to heart as much as anyone could. She believed in hope and change ...

Forty-three percent involved mistaken eyewitnesses and 24 percent involved faulty forensic evidence. %@AP Links 310-c-11-(Carlotta Bradley, AP correspondent)-"half are African-American"-AP correspondent Carlotta Bradley reports researchers say ...

The Authority is honing in on the relationships between certain retail brokerages and their related businesses, such as investment adviser units and futures brokerages, says Carlotta Romano, who heads the member regulation-sales practices unit ...