Mary Markos started her career in print journalism before transitioning to broadcast. She joined NBC10 Boston and NECN in March of 2020 as a digital producer, began working as a part-time on-air reporter in August 2022 and came on as a full-time general assignment reporter in May 2023.
Mary has lived and worked in the Greater Boston area for the entirety of her career.
Before joining NBC10 Boston and NECN, she was the Boston Herald’s capitol correspondent at the Massachusetts State House for two years. Prior to that, she worked as a staff writer at the Salem News, the Gloucester Daily Times and the Jewish Journal.
Mary grew up in Ipswich, Massachusetts, and studied English Literature at the University of New Hampshire. When she’s not chasing down leads and peppering politicians with questions, she enjoys playing golf, practicing the piano and spending time on the ocean.
The Latest
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Lindsay Clancy trial enters third week
Social media posts by Emily Thorndike, a former social worker at McLean Hospital, have caught the attention of Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney.
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Police investigating string of car breaks in several North Shore communities
Police in multiple North Shore communities are searching for suspects in connection with a series of car breaks. Ipswich police said they received reports Sunday morning of numerous car breaks overnight, mostly in the Great Neck area. A resident of North Ridge Road called police around 4 a.m. saying they had seen two males in his driveway, dressed in black…
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Stoughton's police chief sues town, demanding to keep working amid dispute
The police chief of Stoughton, Massachusetts, has taken her dispute with the town over her job to court, and she’s received the backing of the town’s firefighter union.
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Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband expected to be 1st witness after opening statements Monday
Opening statements begin 9 a.m. Monday in Lindsay Clancy’s trial. Her ex-husband Patrick Clancy is expected to testify first.
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NH apartment fire that left 2 dead ruled a suicide-murder
A fire at an apartment building in Nashua, New Hampshire, that left two men dead on Tuesday morning has been ruled a murder-suicide.
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NH apartment fire leaves 2 men dead in suspicious circumstances, officials say
Two men died after a fire at a Nashua, N.H., apartment building Tuesday, said officials who are investigating the incident as suspicious and potentially caused by one of the people who died.
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What can we expect from Lindsay Clancy trial? Jury selection starts Monday
Jury selection starts Monday in the Lindsay Clancy case. The trial is expected to last weeks and centers on criminal responsibility.
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Mass. teacher and coach charged with OUI and child endangerment
Bradley Leal is accused of leaving his young son home alone and went out drinking before being pulled over in Braintree, Massachusetts.
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Remaining tall ships depart Boston Harbor
Tall ships leave Boston Harbor today as Sail Boston 2026 ends. There is no parade of sail, and no official departure schedule Thursday.
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Woman sues childhood friend claiming murder attempt featuring WD-40-soaked rag
A Gloucester, Mass., woman has filed a lawsuit against a lifelong friend, claiming a yearslong dispute over money ended in plot to kill her involving a WD-40-soaked rag and a secret recording.
