Ross Guidotti is a Reporter at various media outlets including CBS News and KRDO. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on transportation and mobility, cannabis regulation, and real estate. Ross has been featured in ExBulletin, NewsBreak, and Telemundo, among others, showcasing his diverse reporting across multiple platforms.
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A woman was hit and killed by an Amtrak train in Edgewood on Wednesday morning.
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A Washington County woman will head to trial after humane agents discovered multiple animals living in alleged deplorable conditions in an unlicensed kennel.
Four months after she was born, the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium's lion cub made her public debut with her new name on Monday.
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A family from Elizabeth found a megalodon tooth while on vacation.
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A Washington County man is behind bars after law enforcement says he lit the home he was living in on fire, then fled the scene.
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The much-anticipated 2026 Pittsburgh International Airport auction includes just about every item you can think of, cars and equipment.
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Labor Day in Pittsburgh kicked off Monday morning with the city's annual Labor Day Parade.
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Pittsburgh Public Works crews spent part of Tuesday cleaning up a mess in the city's Manchester neighborhood after a massive tree came down.
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While many had never heard of Shanksville before Sept. 11, 2001, 25 years later, their acts of service remain.
