
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 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
McDonald police looking for man accused of smashing cruiser window The McDonald Borough Police Department is looking for a man accused of vandalizing a police car. They have video of the unidentified man from surveillance cameras and an idea of why he committed the alleged crime.
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2 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti |Christopher DeRose
The death of Pope Francis has saddened the Catholic faithful worldwide. Many of them, including Bishop David Zubik, remember a pontiff who wasn't afraid to speak truth to power and was always looking out for the less fortunate. The bells of Saint Paul Cathedral in Oakland rang out for noon mass. On the minds of many entering the house of worship: the loss of their leader of the Catholic faith. "I think he was a game changer.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
A birthday gift from a child is something that parents always cherish, and one boy from Baldwin decided to give his mother a gift that is not only worth cherishing but also helps others. To understand 10-year-old Neko Marino, you first have to understand where he is coming from in life. While he likes the things any other kid would enjoy, video games, football, basketball, and other sports, he seems to be exceptional at one particular thing: being kind.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
In the wake of all the drama surrounding the Pirates, PNC Park, and the "Bucco Bricks", the Westmoreland Cultural Trust has a message for its patrons. "Your bricks are safe." The trust removed commemorative bricks during a recent renovation in front of the Palace Theater. A line of bricks in front of the theater was all personalized. Some were memorials to those who enjoyed going to the theater, but recently they were removed.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Ross Guidotti
Wednesday was a homecoming at PPG Paints Arena for Plum native Pat McAfee. Joined by some Pittsburgh legends, music stars and sumo wrestlers, he took the stage in front of thousands of fans. Wearing his traditional black tank top, the popular and sometimes controversial sports talk show host was back in the 'Burgh. "Are you ready to have a 'Big Night Aht?'" he asked fans. Also out were big stars, as in celebrity entertainers — few bigger than Jelly Roll, who sang "Renegade." But he was hardly alone.
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