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Two new fishing records have been set in New York this May, marking an exciting month for anglers statewide. Dylan Kampnich landed a massive 37-pound channel catfish in Black River Bay, breaking a three-year-old record by almost two pounds. Just 10 days later, Alex Pidhorodeckyj caught a record-breaking fallfish from the St. Lawrence River, surpassing a 16-year-old record by nearly half a pound.

Dante Piraino might be the new New York State smallmouth bass record holder after an incredible catch during a B.A.S.S. Nation Tournament in Ogdensburg, NY on September 22nd.

36 years ago, history was made in Upstate New York when nearly 40,000 people gathered to witness the making of the world’s largest pancake.

That's one great pumpkin, Charlie Brown! A New York farmer grew a pumpkin so great it not only broke a state record but it's the heaviest in the country.

New York holds more world records than any other state but these records are extra special because they were set right here in Upstate New York.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced New York parks, historic sites, campgrounds and trails have welcomed record-setting numbers of visitors in 2021.

The November heat is setting records all over central New York.

Remember a couple of weeks ago when it was snowing? Well, we're about to get the other extreme with temperatures hitting nearly 90 degrees.

A U.N. weather agency said that an Argentine research base on the northern tip of Antarctica is reporting a temperature that, if confirmed, could be a record high for the icy continent.

A friendly game of kickball in Naugatuck, Connecticut just set a new world record -- for the world's longest kickball game! How long? How about 345 innings, over 54 hours with a final score of 164-117! Two teams in Naugatuck raising money for cancer research began playing Friday morning and finally stopped Sunday afternoon...