Steve Kroft was born in Kokomo, India and has an estimated net worth of $8 million dollars. Steve Kroft joined the Armed Forces after graduating from high school and began working as a broadcaster while fighting in the Vietnam War. He went on to win several journalism awards for his coverage of wartime activities, and the Bronze Medal from the Army. He began his civilian journalism career in the early 70s, in Syracuse, New York. After completing his Master's Degree, he moved to Florida and began to establish a reputation as a hard-hitting investigative reporter. He caught the attention of CBS News, and began working for the station in New York in 1980. He went on to cover multiple high-profile stories, including the hijacking of TWA Flight 847, the Lebanese Civil War, and the assassination of Indira Ghandi, among many others. He became a regular reporter and interviewer for "60 Minutes" in 1989. To date, he has won three Peabody Awards and nine Emmy Awards.
A '60-minutes' investigation of ‘soft corruption’ in Washington is drawing fire from members of Congress.
A '60-minutes' investigation of ‘soft corruption’ in Washington is drawing fire from members of Congress, after the show alleged some in Congre...
Fox & Friends spent a portion of their morning looking back at Steve Kroft's appearance on ...
1/28/13 - Steve Kroft paid a visit to Piers Morgan on Monday night to discuss his 60 Minutes ...
