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
New video shows interaction between DoorDash driver and Chester highway superintendent who shot him
A man believed to be Chester Highway Superintendent John Reilly fires a warning shot, then aims at a car down the driveway, yelling "go." There are two additional shots, including one that went through the victim's Toyota Corolla.
Man arrested following string of burglaries at mom-and-pop clothing store in Bridgeport, CT
There's a sense of justice for a mom-and-pop clothing store in Bridgeport, Connecticut, that has been the target of a string of thefts over several months.
Bridgeport, Connecticut store on brink of bankruptcy after series of break-ins
A family business that has been open for more than a century in Bridgeport is at risk of shutting down for good because of a string of burglaries over a four-month period that have cost the owners thousands of dollars.
2 men sentenced in murder of 11-year-old bystander waiting for friends outside nail salon
The teenagers at the time of the shooting were 18 and 15 years old, riding on a scooter when they opened fire, missing the intended target, but killing the little girl.
Gym staff jumps into action to save man having heart attack at Planet Fitness
First responders continued the furious fight to save the 65-year-old through a combination of CPR and shocks from a defibrillator.
Deadly nightclub roof collapse in Dominican Republic hits home for Washington Heights community
As emergency crews continue to search through the rubble after a roof collapsed at a nightclub in Santo Domingo, the unfolding tragedy in the Dominican Republic is unquestionably the main topic of conversation in Washington Heights.
Two Pace University students save man's life after he experienced cardiac arrest in pool
The rescued man, Bryan Zirman, has no memory of going into cardiac arrest while swimming laps at Pace University's pool.
Local concern over prices of imported cars, food as tariffs loom
Genesis of White Plains is the largest Genesis dealership in the United States. Business is booming; they had a 15% jump this month alone, driven by concerned customers.
Officials warning residents of roofing scammers targeting Rockland County homeowners
Officials in Rockland County are warning about fake contractors who are scamming homeowners out of tens of thousands of dollars.
Stabbing suspect shot during chase with police in Brooklyn, police say
Officers said while trying to apprehend a stabbing suspect in Flatbush, the suspect began to run, then stopped, turned around, and charged at officers.