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
Retired NYPD detective shoots wife, a 5th-grade teacher, in apparent murder suicide: Police
The wife was a 5th-grade teacher at Anne Hutchinson School, according to school officials.
Sleepy Hollow tourism boom draws big crowds, traffic as Halloween approaches
It's enough to lose your head over. The "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" has literally stopped traffic flow throughout the Westchester County village, dead in its tracks on multiple occasions this month.
Mets fan inspired 'OMG' sign taken on cult-like status as team's playoff run continues
The team's 'OMG" sign was inspired by shortstop Jose Iglesias' song "OMG", and first made waves when Ridgefield, Queens native Jerome McCroy displayed the sign in Pittsburgh when the club was in town in June.
Historias: The Stories Behind the Images at Museum of Bronx History during Hispanic Heritage Month
The photos were taken by a group of Bronx-born Puerto Rican photographers known as Seis del Sur, six from the south as in South Bronx.
Widow of 56-year-old fruit vendor brutally murdered in the Bronx wants justice for her husband
The family of a street vendor in the Bronx are pouring out their sorrows after a brutal attack left the 56-year-old victim dead two weeks ago.
Police warn Yonkers residents to be vigilant of new iPhone home deliveries being tracked by thieves
It comes after one homeowner, Jelani Allen, told Eyewitness News a package containing a new iPhone 16 was stolen from her front porch on Tuesday in less than 15 seconds.
Toddler receives life-saving kidney transplant in Westchester County
Hadley Frusciante underwent a kidney transplant in August, extremely rare for a one year old.
Nearly 100 marijuana plants seized by city marshals in the Bronx: officials
The discovery was made Wednesday in a basement apartment on Kelly Street by marshals who were sent to deliver an eviction notice.
Missing hiker grateful after first responders track him down in Westchester nature preserve
Police say the hiker had been missing for hours and no longer had battery left to dial 911.
September 11 Day of Service volunteers help rebuild a home destroyed by Hurricane Ida
Each September 11th the Fuller Center for Housing hosts a build-a-thon, enlisting volunteers for a day of service.