Besides the date, his language was unchanging (“That’s the way it is, Thursday, June 12, 1980, the 222nd day of captivity for the hostages in Iran,” Cronkite said.

Walter Cronkite, second from right, has his hand bitten by actress Priscilla Lopez who plays Harpo Marx in the Broadway comedy “A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine” on May 28, 1980, in ...

Active in retirement, Cronkite anchored the CBS News science magazine, “Walter Cronkite’s Universe,” which debuted as a pilot broadcast in 1979 and aired as a miniseries from 1980-82.

Throwback News 8 Throwback: In-depth interview with legendary newsman Walter Cronkite in 1980 Five-part interview with legendary newsman covers notable moments in history that he reported on.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Walter Cronkite, whose warm, personal style helped define TV news and earned him the title of "most trusted man in America," died yesterday from complications of dementia. He ...

Walter Cronkite was a familiar figure, avuncular and authoritative around the world, but he was especially admired by friends and colleagues in the Bay Area. Mill Valley writer and oral historian ...

Iconic CBS News anchorman Walter Cronkite, who was once called "the most trusted man in America," was born 100 years ago on Friday.

In Cronkite's fascinating 1996 autobiography, "A Reporter Remembers," he wistfully ends by expressing the hope that people will continue to stop him on the street to ask, "Didn't you used to be Walter ...

Walter Cronkite, the TV newsman who became known as "the most trusted man in America" during his 19 years as anchor of the "CBS Evening News," died today. He was 92.

Walter Leland Cronkite Jr. was born on Nov. 4, 1916, in St. Joseph, Mo., the son of Walter Leland Cronkite Sr., a dentist, and the former Helen Lena Fritsche.

Brinkley shows that Cronkite really became “Walter Cronkite” with his coverage of John F. Kennedy ‘s assassination in 1963, getting on air first and famously choking up as he announced the ...