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When summer rolls in, blood donations often drop. But thanks to a sweet incentive from Stewarts, this year’s campaign is gearing up to make a real difference.

Rainbow Shack just recently posted on their Facebook page they will be opening real soon for the 2025 season as they are already stocking up on your favorite ice cream flavors.

After disappearing for a little while, this fan favorite has made a 2025 comeback that us New York ice cream fans very excited.

If you thought Easter was all about good wholesome family fun you may not want to get the kids this scary looking treat for their basket.

If you are one of those types of people who can't decide which type of ice cream you want to get now you can choose three different flavors at once.

While we may all scream for ice cream we aren't thrilled to learn that several popular brands sold in New York are among the worst ranked in the entire country.

It is Dairy Queen's FREE Cone Day coming up and there is some good news at some of the locations in New York State.

Chef's are pretty reliable when it comes to food, but are these really the best chocolate and vanilla flavors on the market?

The Capital Region, in my opinion, has the most delicious. One of those iconic ice cream businesses is changing hands after forty-four years.

Stewart's ice cream is a staple in Upstate New York, and you can name two new concoctions. Imagine telling your friends and family to scoop up a Stewart's ice cream flavor that you named.

No you are not dreaming, this flavor is very real and very spicy.

An Upstate New York store chain and Capital Region farms have received high honors at the Great New York State Fair.

Not 1, not 2, but 3 unique and equally delicious ice cream options in a .02 mile radius in Hopewell Junction, we've got an ice cream intersection!

It's more than just a weird flavor combo.

Check your freezer to be sure these frozen treats aren't going to potentially make you sick.

Ice Cream lovers here's the scoop. Ever dream of turning your love of ice cream into a paying job? The American Dairy Association North East is offering a sweet gig that involves getting paid to indulge in everyone's favorite; ice cream.

Two entities based in Upstate New York, an ice cream company and a brewery, have joined forces to create this ice cream-flavored beer.

A famous restaurant chain that was once the go-to place to eat is shuttering more doors across America. Here in New York, less than 2 dozen still remain.

A fast food chain that started in New York is still going strong in the Empire State. Other states? Not so much.

It doesn't matter if it's -30 outside or 103, Central New York loves it's ice cream. One shop is gearing up to open for one big event, in January.

Health officials are very worried that more ice cream that could lead to a "fatal infection" is in freezers across New York State.

Health officials are very worried that ice cream that could lead to a "fatal infection" is in freezers across New York State.

It's that time of year again for the "Give a Pint, Get a Pint" program. Upstate New York is in dire need of blood donations. The American Red Cross has teamed up with Stewart's to give you a delicious reward.

There are many funky ice cream sundae concoctions, but this one has to be the craziest!

Would you ever consider buying the most expensive ice cream in New York State? It would cost you around $1,000. Here's why:

There's no better way to put winter behind you and ring in spring than with a free ice cream cone from Dairy Queen. On Monday, March 20, DQ is celebrating its annual "Free Cone Day"

Have you heard that one of the weirdest ice cream flavors in America is made right here in New York State?

Summertime and ice cream sundaes. A perfect match. Celebrate National Ice Cream Sundae Month with a big Upstate New York sundae at any of these dozen great ice cream stands.

There is always an urgent need for blood donations in the Capital Region. Now if you give blood, you will be rewarded with a delicious pint of Stewart's ice cream or gelato. It's that time of year again for the "Give a Pint, Get a Pint" program.

There's a new spot on the Capital Region soft serve map.