Color runs, where you run through a bright cloud of powder along the course, are growing in popularity across the country. The powder makes for a fun experience, but how safe is it? Step into a color ...

Head in the clouds? Try entire bodies running through an orange fog. "I feel like it's all up in my nose and my eyes," said runner Farrah Agha. "I can't even see anything right now." It's a rainbow of ...

The Color Run will be back in Hershey again this year, splashing up to 20,000 runners with rainbow-colored powder and raising money for Rett Syndrome. The 5K event will be May 30-31 on the grounds of ...

Brightly colored powders, shot into the air at running events and some concerts, are designed to breathe excitement into those events. But have you ever wondered how safe those powders are to breathe?

In June, dozens of runners raced through parts of Cedar Rapids as volunteers tossed fistfuls of brightly colored powder into the air and at participants. The powder, the main attraction of a race ...

"It was awesome,” said runner Mimi Wilk. The pigments make for perfect pictures. "It's just a fun run, so we had a great time,” said runner Phil Fretwell. But the experience comes with some risks, ...

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Pretty much anything goes at a 5K like The Color Run. Except for pets, that is. Furry friends are not allowed, as they might react to getting color powder in their faces. But other than that, it’s fun ...

The D.J. counted down from five. When the beat dropped, everyone threw around their packet of colored powder, and it filled the air so thick you couldn't see anything. It got in your nose and mouth, ...

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Looking for something fun to do later this summer? North Idaho College might have just the thing for you! The college is hosting its first-ever color fun run on Saturday, August ...

A burst of color hit the streets in Franklin Park Sunday at the town’s first ever “Color Run, Walk and Roll 5K” event. Participants wore light colors while supporters sat at stations along the route ...