Biography
Methodical in his approach to a story, Steve Kroft is the youngest of the reporters on "60 Minutes", the venerable magazine format news show he joined in 1989. Kroft began his career in TV reportage with WSYR-TV in Syracuse, NY in 1972 and later worked at CBS affiliate WJXT-TV from 1975-77 in Jacksonville, Florida. He has covered myriad events and issues in his tenure at CBS, from the war in El Salvador to the assassination of Indira Gandhi. …
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Career Milestones
1992 | Interviewed presidential candidate Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary, after allegations of adultery threatened to derail his White House bid | |
1989 | Became correspondent and co-editor on "60 Minutes" | |
1986 | Named principal correspondent on "West 57th Street" | |
1983 | Joined CBS News Miami bureau | |
1980 | Joined CBS News as a New York reporter | |
| Investigative reporter for Florida CBS affiliate | ||
1972 | Reporter for WSYR-TV Syracuse, New York | |
| Reporter for Stars and Stripes while serving in the army in Vietnam | ||