lemonade

A Utica boy is selling cups of lemonade for cancer. And not just any lemonade - freshly squeezed lemonade, while you wait.

A parade of police stopped by a lemonade stand a little boy set up to raise money for law enforcement.

Most kids spend their summer days playing with friends, and just having fun. One Utica second-grader stood out in the summer sun for a special cause.

A 4-year-old took lemons and made lemonade for the boys (and girls) in blue.

Lemonade stands without special permits are illegal in 36 U.S. states.

You can grab a sweet cocktail for just one buck at a popular Central New York restaurant.

Looking for a sweet easy treat for your summer relaxation? Here's how to make instant lemonade margaritas.

Jenny shows us how to "make this refreshing summer drink that is easy to mix into the delicious "Hippie Juice", but without the pre-made mixes."

Ahhhhhh, nothing better on a hot Summer day than a nice cool refreshing glass of lemonade.

Lemonade stands are usually symbolic of the carefree nature of youth. Six-year old Drew Cox, however, has had to grow up fast. That’s because his dad, Randy, was recently diagnosed with seminoma, a rare form of cancer.

Even for kids selling lemonade near the US Open golf tournament in Maryland, it's hard to make a buck these days.