PITTSBURGH — From big stories -- in including the coronavirus pandemic and protests here in Pittsburgh -- to amazing homes and cute animals, 2020 was full of unforgettable images.

As the year comes to an end, here’s a look at some of top images and photo galleries:

Related >> The most-read stories of 2020

Businesses & shops clean up after rioting in downtown Pittsburgh

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Dozens of businesses and shops were smashed into as a peaceful protest the death of George Floyd descended into rioting and looting in downtown Pittsburgh in May.

You can click here to read more of the story.

Protesters march in downtown Pittsburgh in response to the death of George Floyd

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Protests happened across the Pittsburgh area and across the country over the summer in response to the death of George Floyd.

Click here to read more about some of the protests in Pittsburgh.

This ‘pastoral paradise’ mansion was up for sale in Gibsonia

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Piatt Sotheby’s International Realty listed a mansion with over 9,000 square feet that sits on about 171 acres of land on North Montour Road in Gibsonia.

The price? A little over $6 million.

Read more about the home here.

Channel 11 personalities and their siblings

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To celebrate National Siblings Day, Channel 11 personalities shared photos of themselves and their siblings.

Severe storms bring heavy rains, high winds to region

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Severe storms with dark clouds, high winds and heavy rain moved through the region in October, causing widespread damage.

Pittsburgh International Airport looked deserted -- and creepy

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, normally packed terminals at the Pittsburgh International Airport looked completely deserted in March.

We celebrated National Puppy Day with these cute puppies

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Viewers shared photos of their puppies for National Puppy Day on March 23.

Camaro, Escalade up for grabs with other vehicles, equipment at virtual Allegheny co. Airport Authority Auction

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A 2018 Chevrolet Camaro and a 2016 Cadillac Escalade were among the items up for grabs at this year’s annual auction of abandoned vehicles from Pittsburgh International Airport.

This year’s auction in September looked a little different because of the COVID-19 pandemic -- it was held virtually.

Click here to read more about the auction.

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