Do you love Girl Scout cookies? If so, you may be disappointed to hear that these once-popular Girl Scout cookies have been discontinued.

The newest obsession for Girl Scouts cookie fans might have just arrived. That’s because Girls Scouts of the USA has officially announced a new addition to its popular cookie lineup. Beginning in 2026 ...

Girl Scout cookie fans buckle up because there’s bad news on the way. In a move to revamp its lineup with the addition of a new flavor, the Girl Scouts are bidding farewell to two older flavors. To ...

There is a universally accepted truth in today’s America: Those with flawless taste who know Caramel deLites (née Samoas) are the reigning champion of Girl Scout Cookies, and those who are wrong. But ...

A beloved pond in a Queens park has lost nearly 94% of its depth in some places — which could lead to a “mass aquatic die-out” of fish, turtles and waterfowl, warns the Girl Scout who uncovered the ...

As the fall season approaches, so does Girl Scout Cookies season. While it's still over two months away from cookie season, fans on the Treasure Coast have a date when they can begin stocking up on ...

Girl Scouts of the USA is rolling out a new cookie flavor next year, hoping to sweeten sales after a rocky stretch marked by higher prices, plunging demand and nearly $3 million in operating losses.

With almost four months to go until their much-anticipated cookies will be on sale on a folding table outside a store near you, Girl Scouts revealed its newest flavor this week: Exploremores.

The newest Girl Scout cookie, Exploremores, is a rocky road ice cream-inspired sandwich cookie. Girl Scout cookie season typically runs from January through April, with specific dates varying by ...

People have enjoyed Thin Mints, Trefoils, Tagalongs and Samoas for years. Girl Scout cookies will have a new flavor in their lineup when they next go on sale. What is the new cookie flavor? When do ...

The chocolate sandwich cookie is filled with chocolate, marshmallow and toasted almond-flavored creme. And tech company Adobe is involved. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and ...