Veteran New York TV anchor reveals Alzheimer's diagnosis
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Bill Ritter has signed off for the last time. The 76-year-old local news anchor, who has worked for New York City’s ABC affiliate, ABC7, since 1998, told viewers on Friday that the broadcast would be his last because he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
Tracker’s Justin Hartley has signed on for ABC’s A Forgotten Kill, a new crime drama based on Isabella Maldonado’s bestselling novel.
Terry Moran is accustomed to reporting from across the nation. Getting all that journalism served up? That’s where he’s had to learn a few things. “Logistics, equipment…all that stuff is ‘old dog, new tricks,
A rumor that circulated online in late June and early July 2025 claimed David Muir, the weeknight anchor of the ABC News nightly program "World News Tonight," announced plans to leave the network. Muir began his role as the network's lead anchor on Sept.
WCCO Radio, which has been a CBS affiliate for almost a century, aired its first programming as an ABC News affiliate on Thursday.
The Diane Sawyer special aired May 12 on ABC News.
NEW YORK CITY -- ABC's Martha Raddatz was presented with a lifetime achievement award at the annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards in New York City on Wednesday. Before receiving the award, she spoke with Joelle Garguilo on the red carpet about the honor.
