running

Waking up at 4 a.m. to go run 26.2 miles is cool. So is a local 5K that doesn’t leave you too woozy to eat a sandwich afterwards.

Go extremely slow, try to find a car-free area — even if it’s just a little park to run laps around — and don’t be afraid to dress like a highlighter.

It's going to be a busy weekend in Midtown.

Whether you're running 26.2 miles, cheering for someone who is, or trying to avoid the race entirely... this guide is for you.

Running or not, we've got a guide on where to watch, road closures and more.

Here's everything you need to know about this year's joyous event, which sees eight miles of prime Manhattan asphalt cleared of motor vehicles and reserved for recreational activities.

There will be staggered starts and social distancing.

The non-profit held a pilot event over the weekend.

One expert recommends, “Joggers should be proactive and keep really large distances — 25 feet or more — from anyone they cross paths with.”

The bovine has been apprehended after its brief highway sprint.