Today's Back Story takes us back to 1967, when Operation Sail came to the Hudson River.

We take a listen to the WCBS archives as the Brooklyn Bridge celebrated its 100th birthday.

Fleet Week is always an exciting time in New York City, but not many people can say they've experienced it from aboard a naval destroyer.

This week's 50 People To Know shares the special story of a mother, Rebecca Kowalski, and her love for her son, Chase, who was killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy.

Former WCBS Sports Director Ed Ingles recalls what it was like covering the New York Islanders dynasty in the early 1980s.

WCBS reporter Paul Murnane remembers covering the death of an icon, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

The death of a 4-year-old girl was an unsolved mystery for a decade until a New York Times investigation introduced the world to Dr. X.

Former Afternoon Drive anchor Ben Farnsworth gets a lesson in telling time in today's Back Story.

Former WCBS Sports Reporter Bill Schweitzer remembers how the 1981 baseball strike got him in a sticky spot when he was called up to do the Morning Drive sportscast.

Long before the Miracle on the Hudson, WCBS traffic reporter Neil Busch had his own encounter with a Canadian goose.