girl scout cookies

The Girl Scouts website has a fancy tool to help you locate a booth near you.

The Girl Scouts have just unveiled their newest cookie. It's basically a raspberry version of Thin Mints, except without the mint part.

Did you know that every cookie offered by the Girl Scouts are made two different ways by two different bakeries? Let's talk about the different ways that these cookies crumble.

Let's break down what you need to know to get your cookie fix this season, as well as the new flavor headed to your pantry and mouth this year.

The Girl Scouts are adding a new cookie to their 2022 lineup. It's called "Adventurefuls" and they're a "brownie-inspired treat featuring a caramel-flavored cream center, a drizzle of chocolate sauce, and a touch of sea salt."

The Girl Scouts are joining forces with Grubhub, Inc. to help make sure that cookie sales for 2021 are done safely during the pandemic.

Girl Scout Cookie buying season is still a few months away but that's not stopping the organization from getting us hyped by announcing a new flavor.

Everybody loves Girl Scout cookies! we all look forward to the annual sale. The 2020 Girl Scout cookie season kicked off Tuesday, January 7. Here’s big news. There’s a brand new flavor!...

Let's just say, we're ready to throw in the towel on those New Years resolutions.

Everywhere you turn right now you're bound to find a box of delicious Girl Scout cookies. I've got my favorites, but got to to thinking about some South Louisiana flavors I'd love to see worked into the Girl Scout Cookie portfolio.

Get your Thin Mints-- or Samoas--fix when you donate blood at United Blood Services.

Is this the smartest Girl Scout of all time?

When Louisiana's tax laws changed on April 1 a lot of things that have never been taxed before are now subject to a state sales tax.

A medical marijuana dispensary in New Mexico is providing its customers with something to help with the 'side effects' of treatment.

Girl Scout cookie season is approaching and for anyone trying to resist—the struggle is real. This parody sums it up perfectly.

Police in California are trying to figure out who bought Girl Scout cookies and then paid the girls with counterfeit money.

Tootie "Tagalong"s with the Girl Scouts to learn the art of cookie selling in this edition of "Not Necessarily The News."