Bill Ritter

A study suggests blood tests could help predict a person's risk for developing Alzheimer's. Bill Ritter interviews Rachel Buckley, a lead researcher in the study.

Bill Ritter provides an in-depth analysis of Alzheimer's disease causes and highlights key information for younger individuals. The article focuses on raising awareness about Alzheimer's and its implications.

Bill Ritter and Senator Andy Kim discussed the impact of Kim's father's Alzheimer's diagnosis in an honest conversation about the disease's challenges.

New York Congressman Mike Lawler spoke from the House floor about Eyewitness News anchor Bill Ritter's brave revelation that he is fighting Alzheimer's disease.

Bill Ritter interviewed Maria Shriver about her Alzheimer's advocacy. The discussion focused on Shriver's work in raising awareness and support for Alzheimer's-related causes.

Bill Ritter, an ABC New York anchor, stepped away from the 11 p.m. newscast and revealed symptoms he experienced years before his Alzheimer’s diagnosis. He stated the symptoms became so confusing that he didn’t understand why they were happening.

Bill Ritter, a longtime Eyewitness News anchor, announced he is stepping away from anchoring due to an early-stage Alzheimer's diagnosis. The announcement was made on Friday.

Bill Ritter, a longtime New York City television news anchor at WABC since 2001, has announced his retirement due to early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. He will continue to report on the disease despite stepping down from his anchoring role.

Bill Ritter, a New York City TV anchor at WABC since 2001, has announced his retirement due to an Alzheimer’s diagnosis but will continue reporting on the disease.

Bill Ritter, a veteran New York news anchor, announced his early-stage Alzheimer's diagnosis during his final Eyewitness News broadcast, ending his 20-year tenure at WABC-TV. He will continue working with the station in a new role focused on reporting about Alzheimer's and neurological conditions.

Bill Ritter, a longtime Eyewitness News anchor, announced he is stepping away from anchoring after being diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's. The decision follows his recent medical diagnosis.

Bill Ritter, a veteran New York TV anchor, announced he is stepping away from anchoring after being diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's. He is a longtime Eyewitness News anchor.

Bill Ritter, a longtime Eyewitness News anchor at WABC, has stepped away from anchoring after being diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's. The beloved anchor announced his decision on Friday.

Bill Ritter, a 76-year-old ABC New York anchor, is retiring due to a health issue. He has been with WABC since 1998 and stepped away from the 11 p.m. broadcast in March 2025 after 25 years.

The article discusses the lack of leadership on K-12 education in Colorado, criticizing recent governors like John Hickenlooper and Jared Polis for neglecting academic standards. It highlights declining reading proficiency among students and contrasts current inaction with past governors like Roy Romer and Bill Owens, who prioritized education reforms.

Actors Jane Seymour and David Hyde Pierce discussed their ALS advocacy with Eyewitness News Anchors Bill Ritter and Mike Marza ahead of the CaringKind Gala.

Brad Lander and Dan Goldman meet with Bill Ritter and Liz Cho ahead of the NY-10 primary election. Interviews will air on Channel 7 and abc7NY at 11 a.m. on Sunday.