Thrive is hosting a 5K to raise funds for their recreational programs. Join the race or just donate to cause. For more information go to firm-racing.com

Thousands of people have the purple running man tattooed on their body, courtesy of Anytime Fitness. WMCT's Talia Clarke caught up with a local resident inspired to permanently ink the logo on his skin.

Police are on the lookout for three masked men after a home break in on Friday morning just before 3:30AM on Arnold Street in Marlborough. In a statement released this morning, officials say the victim was pistol whipped and transported to the hospital after having multiple items stolen from their home, along with their car. The vehicle was found not long after a short distance from the victim's Arnold Street home on Frye Street. Investigators two believe that this was an iso

Marlboro is one of the many cities and towns in Massachusetts responsible for recounting thousands of democrat ballots by hand to name a clear nominee in the close race between Dan Koh and Lori Trahan. State Leaders and former opponents unite behind Trahan who is now campaigning in the general election against Republican Rick Green and Independent Mike Mullen for the 3rd congressional district seat.

Chill Kitchen and Bar, located at 416 Boston Post Rd East in Marlboro, is hosting their annual "Puppies on the Patio" event Monday September 17th from 6pm-9pm to raise money for Buddy Dog Humane Society. Buddy Dog is hosting a separate event on Saturday September 22nd. The 8th annual "Woofstock" will take place at Hudson-Concord Elks Pavilion from 11am-3pm. For more information visit: buddydoghs.org

The Knights of Columbus Council 81 have been serving in Marlborough since they formed in the late 1800's. Last weekend they held a celebration to thank members for giving back to the community.

Miss the big parade? Not to worry-we've got you covered! Labor Day Parade hosts Trish Pope and Steve LeDuc took us with them every step of the way, where the hot weather was no match for excited paradegoers ready to celebrate what is inarguably the City of Marlborough's favorite holiday. The parade kicked off with the sounds of sirens from the local Marlborough Police, Fire and Rescue Departments, followed by this year's Grand Marshal: Olympian athlete and local resident, Mar