WABC anchor Bill Ritter shared additional insight into his Alzheimer’s diagnosis, including the first symptoms he experienced.

Longtime WABC anchor Bill Ritter has been a mainstay of New York's news scene for decades. So, it came as a shock when he ...

Veteran WABC-TV anchor Bill Ritter has announced he is stepping away from the anchor desk after nearly 30 years at the New York station.

WABC-TV veteran anchor Bill Ritter, who recently announced his Alzheimer's diagnosis, opened up about his health journey in a new interview.

The news anchor said that he has been diagnosed with "early-stage Alzheimer's" ...

Bill Ritter is opening up about the memory changes that led to his early-stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis and his decision to step away from the ABC ... Read More ...

Bill Ritter will remain on the Eyewitness News team producing special reports on lowering the cost of treatment for terminal diseases.

Bill Ritter, who has been anchoring the 6 p.m. program since 2001, announced that Friday's show would be his final at WABC-TV.

Former "Eyewitness News" anchor Bill Ritter, who revealed his diagnosis at the end of Friday's 6 p.m. newscast, said he plans to remain at WABC/7 to work with the next generation of journalists.

The longtime ABC 7 New York anchor opened up about the symptoms that led to his diagnosis and why he felt he "owed it to the viewers" to share the news ...