
Ross Guidotti
Journalist at KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)
3 x Emmy and 2 X Edward R. Murrow winning broadcast journalist. Former Marine, Dad, Hubby, Hockey player, sailor, skier who's just trying to pay the bills.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
Out of commission for a year, Kennywood says the Steel Curtain will be ready to return to action just in time for Memorial Day weekend. A group of coaster enthusiasts got some preview rides on Thursday as the first of the Steel Curtain's cars climbed the track, launching riders at speeds faster than Fast Willie Parker. "Yeah, it was pretty fast. It was pretty scary," said coaster enthusiast Tim Buck.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
Pittsburgh Regional Transit is painting several streets red across Downtown Pittsburgh as part of the University Line bus rapid transit project. Ask PRT bus riders, and many will say that getting from point A to point B on certain routes can be a test of patience. "(I'm) late for appointments because of traffic backups and block-ups and whatnot. I've been through that," said Pittsburgh resident Melvin Bradford.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
Mother of Belle Vernon man shot and killed in 2015 not giving up quest to find killer It's a murder that Westmoreland County law enforcement officials are still trying to solve. On May 11, 2015, someone shot and killed Drew Molinari in Belle Vernon while at his job. Molinari's mother has not given up on her quest to find the killer and find justice for her son.
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4 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
A new water treatment facility is being called a major milestone in the redevelopment of Aliquippa. The water system has gone downhill in a big way since the end of the industrial period in Aliquippa about 50 years ago or so. Officials say that's all changed with a new water treatment and filtration facility. The people who live in Aliquippa and those who manage it say it could spark a renaissance when it comes to quality of life and industrial growth.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
Private investigator pledging $100K of his own money to help locate Cherrie Mahan A private investigator has joined the case of Cherrie Mahan, offering $100,000 of his own money to help find the missing girl from Butler County.
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