Marcus Solis  | ABC7 WABC News Team
Marcus, a Bronx native, grew up watching Eyewitness News. Since the start of his career in broadcast journalism, it's been his dream to join Eyewitness News. That dream came true in 1997. In addition to covering stories throughout the tri-state area, Marcus has filed reports from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Mexico.

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
Young patient marks hospital discharge with special clap out ceremony in Westchester County
Blythedale marks milestone departures with what it calls a "clap out," a tradition Bryce has often supported when friends were released. On Thursday, it was his turn.
Westchester County police thwart phone scam targeting 75-year-old woman; 2 arrested
Dramatic body camera footage shows Monday's arrests, with one suspect pinned to the ground, and the other pulled out of a waiting getaway car.
Deputy fire chief saves day after encountering sleeping driver speeding on highway in NY
A deputy fire chief took quick action to turn a dangerous highway situation, involving a sleeping driver, into a roadside rescue in Westchester County.
Fireworks may have caused portable toilet explosion in Yonkers park: police
The destruction, which occurred around 8:20 p.m. in Bregano Park, prompted a significant response, complete with agents in protective suits collecting evidence.
Strong winds damage Music Tower at Playland Park
It's unclear how much it will cost to deal with the latest blow from Mother Nature.
Yonkers Fire Dept. refuses to compensate driver after totaling her car during snowstorm
A Yonkers woman says her car was totaled after a city fire truck crashed into it during a snowstorm.
Man shot by Bridgeport police and later died waited 10 extra minutes for ambulance: report
A state investigation into a deadly police shooting in Connecticut is raising questions after it revealed that an officer, having an anxiety attack, took the ambulance sent for the man who was shot.
Connecticut church group back home after attacks on Iran upend Middle East travel arrangements
The group was visiting Bethlehem when the war with Iran started, and after a days-long journey to get out of the region, they managed to return home on Tuesday night.
Mother, daughter from Brooklyn scrambling to get home after being stranded in the Middle East
Miriam and Adina Steinberg have been sheltering at a safe room for multiple hours a day each day since Saturday when the U.S. and Israel launched their attack on Iran.
Yonkers schools closed for third straight day with city still buried in snow
Schools were closed for a third straight day in Yonkers on Wednesday, as the city struggles to dig out from the historic blizzard.