Robin Quivers wasn’t quite sure what to make of the up-and-comer Howard Stern when she started her job as a newscaster at WWDC in Washington, DC in 1981. “Immediately, on day one, he started talking ...

“She’s a go-getter, if you know what I mean,” Stern added. “She’s a busy body, but she’s got to stay home, and she’s got to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "When you're in and out of treatment, you're always recovering and trying to get back to where you were," the long-time co-host of ...

Robin Quivers, the longtime voice riding shotgun with Howard Stern, is 73 and facing a brutal new phase of her cancer fight. As she leans into treatment and recovery, the future of her daily role on ...

Robin Quivers told listeners on the SiriusXM Howard Stern radio show that her year-long leave of absence was the result of her battle with a rare form of cancer that started in her uterus. But the ...

In the mid-’80s, Howard Stern and Robin Quivers had one major concern: Staying on the air. “I remember one day Howard turned to me and said, ‘Robin, we’ve got to make this work. We don’t know how to ...

Robin Quivers has returned to The Howard Stern Show following her recent major surgery to remove a mass from her abdomen. Howard Stern's long-time newswoman made her first live radio appearance in ...

Robin Quivers, the voice of conscience for shock jock Howard Stern, revealed on the Sirius XM radio show Monday that she had been fighting cancer. But it's funny, see, because she's all better now.

The news anchor also told Stern's audience that her doctors declared her cancer-free once the treatment was completed. Stern has now revealed to Entertainment Tonight that he feared the worst when ...

Robin Quivers opened up on "The Howard Stern Show" Monday about her lengthy absence from the studio, saying she has been battling cancer. The longtime radio sidekick said she developed cancer from ...