world record

A company out of Steamboat Springs, Colorado is attempting to set a word-record for the largest single shell firework ever launched.

The Northern Colorado Regional Airport broke a world record while hosting the 2018 Women of Aviation Worldwide Fly It Forward event in early March. We have details.

It's not every day you get the chance to break a world record. But, if you have any guitar pedals, this could be it, as Fort Collins attempts the longest pedal chain.

Park City is trying to beat the record currently held in Breckenridge, so help Colorado keep the title by being a part of the World's Longest Shot Ski on January 12.

When you see the impressive lineup this year at Cheyenne Frontier Days, you will be watching them on the Largest mobile stage in North America. We have photos.

A man in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, attempted to break a world record by having 4,745 needles stuck into his body.

Former University of Connecticut cornerback Byron Jones is now eligible for the NFL Draft. Before the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis this week, he was relatively unknown. After his scouting combine, though, he isn't unknown anymore. He broad jumped 12 feet, 3 inches, which could actually be a world record!

How many times can you unzip your pants in 30 seconds? Would you believe there’s a world record for this?

Greeley residents will have the opportunity to help set a Guinness World Record for the longest continuous chalk art drawing in an event being called the 2014 Great Greeley Chalk-A-Lot! The goal is to complete the chalk drawing at a length of 3.7 miles long and 6’6” wide.

So, I think in theory, those Go Pro helmet cams are very cool. The cameras are cool. The tedious nonsense people record with them is in most cases not at all cool. Case in point: you, walking to the bus stop, getting on the bus, riding the bus, then getting off the bus is NOT cool video...

Cheer him on!

Apparently Waldo was in Ireland last weeekend- But If you wanted find him, you would have been in for quite a challenge. That’s because 3,657 people donned the red-and-white striped costume of the notoriously illusive character from the ‘Where’s Waldo?’ children’s book series in order to set a world record for the most Waldo impersonators in one place.