Internally at CBS News, staffers are already beginning to fret about the show's future under the new ownership.

All seven of the show’s correspondents reportedly urged Paramount co-CEO George Cheeks to officially name Tanya Simon as ...

After 37 years, Bill Owens is ending his illustrious career at CBS News, 25 of those years at America’s most important news program, 60 Minutes. His note to the team is below.

Bill Owens is stepping down as executive producer of 60 Minutes after five years at the helm. His departure marks a major change for the long-running CBS news magazine, a staple of American ...

CBS News’ “60 Minutes” could now count “revolt” among its woes as the on-air talent reportedly set certain expectations regarding leadership. As parent company Paramount continued efforts […] ...

Bill Owens, the longtime executive producer of CBS News' "60 Minutes," is stepping down over concerns about editorial independence, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on April 22.

After 37 years, Bill Owens is ending his illustrious career at CBS News, 24 of those years at America’s most important news program, 60 Minutes. His note to the team is below.

Bill Owens, executive producer of CBS News’ “60 Minutes,” abruptly resigned on Tuesday. Sportsfile via Getty Images. Inside the halls of CBS, there are whispers that Lesley Stahl, who has ...

’60 Minutes’ EP Bill Owens Quits, Says He Lost Ability to Make Independent Decisions “The show is too important to the country, it has to continue, just not with me as the Executive Producer ...

Correspondents Lesley Stahl, Scott Pelley, Bill Whitaker, Anderson Cooper, Sharyn Alfonsi, Jon Wertheim, and Cecilia Vega all ...

Minutes" reporter Lesley Stahl discussed the state of affairs behind the scenes at CBS as it faces on ongoing lawsuit from President Donald Trump.

Owens worked at CBS News for 37 years. He is only the third executive producer in the 57-year history of “60 Minutes,” following Jeff Fager and the show’s founding showrunner, Don Hewitt.