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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Four vehicles have their windows smashed in South Boston early Tuesday
Police couldn’t say if the four window-smashing incidents, on Telegraph, Gold, Ewer and West Fourth streets, were related.
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Man charged in daylight shooting near Cambridge park
The victim’s girlfriend told NBC10 Boston that she did not know the shooter who approached them near Russell Field on Oct. 6.
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Mayor Wu gives 2nd Boston State of the Schools address
She announced more hub schools, expanded math clubs and free weekend sports for students 6-12.
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On honeymoon in Puerto Rico, Fitchburg fire chief battles restaurant fire
Chief Dante Suarez used several fire extinguishers to put out flames in a kitchen and stop them from spreading.
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Healey deputy fired over drug trafficking allegations now faces federal charge
“SNAP benefits are intended to put food on the table for struggling families who cannot make ends meet, not for those who allegedly hide income to circumvent the financial requirements, much less travel to Disney World,” U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Leah Foley said.
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Boston wedding company bankruptcy leaves couples scrambling, photographers unpaid
Picture This Wedding said in an email to customers that it was filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, with some couples finding out just days before their weddings.
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Move-in delays at Boston building have tenants ‘left in the dark'
The Summer Street building is converting former office space into 77 new apartments as part of a Boston housing program, but a woman tells us a long wait is costing her.
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‘Super creepy': Woman spooked by happenings after visit with Annabelle in Salem
Kayla Jackson of Saugus described a series of incidents since her encounter with the infamous doll in a viral TikTok post.
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Middle school fight video raises safety questions in Waltham
A fight at Kennedy Middle School sparked a police investigation, and at a school committee meeting, a parent asked whether staff should do more to intervene.
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2 pedestrians seriously hurt by vehicle in Hampton Falls, NH
Police were seen at the scene of an apparent car crash at popular apple orchard Applecrest Farm Orchard, where several vehicles were damaged in a parking lot.
