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In 1987, 60 Minutes' Morley Safer told the remarkable story of Casa Verdi, a retirement home in Milan that Verdi built for musicians and singers
Back in 1976, Mike Wallace charged into houses in Detroit's neighborhoods to expose the federal government's role in the city's housing blight
Steve Kroft celebrates 25 years as a 60 Minutes correspondent by looking back at his very first story
Attacks against the homeless have doubled since this Ed Bradley story on 60 Minutes in 2006
Kermit the Frog told Morley Safer back in 1979 that there was no relationship between him and Miss Piggy "except for what you see on television"
Al-Shabab, the terrorist group behind the attack, denies an American link but has successfully recruited U.S. citizens in the past
As America struggles to honor those killed on 9/11, we looked to the past for guidance
Mike Wallace's 2005 interview with the tennis player who suffered catastrophic injuries, but still considered himself fortunate
Three years after "I Have a Dream" and the March on Washington, Dr. King talked with Mike Wallace about divisions in the Civil Rights movement
A 1987 60 Minutes report questioning whether the Wright Brothers were the first to fly earns it wings