One of the longest-serving correspondents at "60 Minutes" hopes the departure of the newsmagazine's top producer is enough to get the parent company of CBS News to give the show back its independence.

Everything we know about 60 Minutes' status quo as Lesley Stahl says the show is not acting in the way that it should be: Read more According to Variety, Bill Owens is stepping down as Paramount ...

Following Bill Owens’ departure from 60 Minutes, Lesley Stahl spoke out about the major CBS figure’s exit. Stahl, who has ...

One of 60 Minutes’ longest-serving correspondents claimed that CBS’ C-suite was interfering with the show’s independence shortly after executive producer Bill Owens resigned from the newsmagazine ...

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Lesley Stahl, one of the longest-serving correspondents at CBS News' '60 Minutes', revealed that ...

Stahl said Owens urged staff to stay with the show and to keep “60 Minutes” alive. Tanya Simon, the executive editor of the program, is expected to take the reins of the newsmagazine on an ...

One of the longest-serving correspondents at “60 Minutes” hopes ... of CBS News to give the show back its independence. Lesley Stahl, who has worked on “60 Minutes” for 35 seasons and ...