Marcus Solis
Prior to joining WABC-TV, Marcus was a reporter/anchor for New York 1 News. Other stops along the way have included WDTV in Clarksburg, West Virginia and WFAS AM and FM in White Plains.
Marcus graduated from Syracuse University and is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Marcus's Stories
Residents on edge after coyote attacks dog, approaches toddler in Irvington
The Hastings-on-Hudson Police Department has also received increased reports of coyote activity, including more daytime sightings.
Yonkers student's death after choking on donut at school prompts questions, investigation
Parents said they want clarity about what happened, including whether school cameras captured the moments leading up to the student's choking.
Connecticut reports 3 child deaths tied to Benadryl overdoses
Diphenhydramine, sold under the brand name Benadryl, has long been used to treat allergies, but physicians have increasingly moved away from recommending it in favor of newer medications.
Groups rally against proposed gas pipeline expansion in Peekskill
Community groups are describing it as the latest chapter in a fight that has stretched more than a decade.
Flood‑plagued Spring Valley apartment complex faces uncertain future
Basement apartments have already been deemed off‑limits because of flooding.
Break in 2001 killing in New Windsor brings relief to victim's family
Nearly 25 years after Nancy Smith was found stabbed and beaten to death in her home, her family finally knows who was responsible for the 2001 killing.
New Rochelle forensics teacher retires after 28 years with final field exam
Tuesday marked a bittersweet milestone: Scott Rubins, a high school forensic science teacher, is retiring after 28 years.
Deerpark police target late‑night racing at Hawk's Nest
Officers say the winding mile‑and‑a‑quarter roadway has become a destination for touge, a Japanese‑style racing practice.
Free summer events return across Westchester County
A slate of free outdoor concerts, family activities and recreation opportunities is set to return across Westchester County this summer, offering residents low‑cost ways to enjoy the season.
Credit card skimmers found at Norwalk Dollar Tree, ATM
The devices are designed to blend in with legitimate payment terminals while containing electronics that intercept card information.