Did Phil Witt Retire?

Fox 4's Phil Witt announces retirement after nearly four decades at station. Phil Witt, a longtime WDAF-TV Fox 4 news anchor, is calling it quits after nearly four decades with the station. Fox 4 announced the news Friday.

What happened to Phil Witt?

Fox 4's Phil Witt signs off after nearly 40 years: 'I treasure all of you' Fox 4 anchorman Phil Witt signed off the air Tuesday night after nearly four decades in Kansas City's news business. There was no sappy montage of assignments past, no tears, just an elegant farewell from a heart clearly full of gratitude.

When did Phil Witt retire?

For 38 years at WDAF-TV, Witt has been an anchor par excellence, primarily on the 6 o'clock and 10 o'clock weeknight newscasts. He is synonymous with Fox 4, respected and admired by viewers and co-workers alike. On March 24, Witt announced his retirement, and his final newscast will air in the middle of this month.

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