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
Suspect in fatal shooting of New Rochelle cab driver Andres Valenzuela sentenced to 20 years
Korehisi Valenzuela fought back tears and had an interpreter translate her statement in court during the sentencing of the man who murdered her father.
Search for attackers after teen girl beaten by other teens inside Connecticut park
Details about why the young women were initially fighting are unclear, but a Snapchat caption hints to a racially charged motive.
Arrests made at Yonkers hotel after confrontation between staff and migrants
Multiple arrests were made at a hotel in Yonkers after migrants confronted staff for allegedly taking their belongings.
Newburgh lotto shop delivers its 8th million-dollar winner after Mega Millions drawing
After a Mega Millions ticket was sold at a ShopRite in New Jersey, one, now well-known, lucky shop in New York continued its millionaire-making streak.
Newburgh smoke shop attracts lottery customers looking for some luck to win big
As the massive Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots swell, so too are the amount of customers at a smoke shop in Orange County.
Millions watch St. Patrick's Day Parade in Midtown Manhattan
The parade began at 11 a.m. at 44th Street as marchers made their way up to 79th Street.
Officer sues Westchester County Police claiming he was fired over writing a traffic ticket
An interaction between a Westchester County police officer and a motorist is at the heart of not one, but two lawsuits filed by the now former police officer involved.
Petition started to change Westchester library's policy after aide, adult with autism asked to leave
Kayla Brown has started an online petition challenging the library's policy after her and Matt Maillet, who has autism and a rare genetic disorder called Prader Willi Syndrome, were asked to leave the building.
23-year-old driver indicted for deadly stunt crash in Hunts Point appears in court
Enrique Lopez, 23, was arraigned on Tuesday on two counts of second-degree manslaughter, two counts of criminally negligent homicide and a slew of other vehicular offenses.
Parents speak out over alleged racism at Westport Public Schools in Connecticut
Is there a racism problem in Westport, Connecticut? That's the unpleasant question Dr. Carole Felder and her husband are asking.