Sweet victory: Lemonade stands legalized in Colorado

Lemonade lovers in Colorado can rejoice after Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law Monday allowing kids to legally operate lemonade stands.

Polis signed the bipartisan bill, which stops local governments from requiring minors to have a license or permit to operate any kind of limited or occasional business. According to the law, the business is required to run fewer than 84 days per year to not require local permitting and must be a “sufficient distance” from other comparable commercial entities.