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
Danbury apartment fire displaces 80 residents
The fire began yesterday afternoon, and it caused extensive damaged to the apartment complex.
Wheelchair athlete prepares for Mount Kilimanjaro climb: 'It's going to feel special'
An adaptive sports coordinator and peer counselor at Helen Hayes Rehabilitation Hospital, is preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, a feat achieved by only 45 other wheelchair users.
Westchester homeowners clean up after NWS experts confirm tornado from Purchase to Rye Brook
None of the downed trees fell on houses and no residents were injured in the area, but there were certainly some scary moments.
Mansion damaged after internet-promoted party in Orange County
Residents described widespread destruction including sewage backups, broken windows, debris scattered throughout the property and a 150-year-old piano that was destroyed.
Bed bug complaints add to problems at Bronx building
Residents of a Bronx apartment building say a bed bug infestation is the latest in a yearslong string of housing problems that have left some tenants frustrated and, in some cases, considering moving out.
Scarsdale community activist found stabbed to death inside home; son charged
Prosecutors say 71-year-old Marian Green was stabbed to death inside her home Tuesday morning by her son Chester Green.
Flooding damages Mahopac church, spurs cleanup from parishioners
The pastor credited the dozens of parishioners who responded to help protect the church from more severe damage.
Spectators delighted as parade of tall ships sails up the Hudson River to celebrate America 250
Spectators gathered along the Hudson River on Saturday to watch tall ships sail past and fighter jets streak across the sky as part of a celebration marking the nation's 250th birthday.
Sewage spill in Yonkers prompts Hudson River health advisory
Officials said people should avoid recreational activities that could result in river water coming into contact with skin, eyes or open cuts.
Yonkers man arrested in rape of 13-year-old in Bronx's Van Cortlandt Park
Police say Abundio Hernandez Cantu, 36, got off the bus with the victim, then grabbed her and dragged her into a wooded area inside the park, where she was sexually assaulted.