Bill Ritter, an anchor at WABC in New York City since 2001, has announced his retirement after revealing that he is experiencing early signs of Alzheimer's disease. Ritter has been a prominent figure in New York's evening news for over two decades and plans to continue reporting on the disease despite stepping down from his anchor position.
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WABC Anchor Bill Ritter Announces Retirement Due to Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Bill Ritter, a longtime anchor at WABC in New York City, has announced his retirement following a diagnosis of early signs of Alzheimer's disease. He has been a familiar face in the city's evening news since 2001 and intends to continue reporting on Alzheimer's.
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