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The 2023 Girl Scout Cookie season will feature a new contender: the Raspberry Rally cookie, which is being marketed as the “sister” of the arguable queen of cookies — Thin Mints.

This might be the final straw: The supply chain has messed with everything from cars to food, but now it’s messing with Girl Scout Cookies, and that’s something many of us can’t handle, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little.

Your Thin Mints may not be ready. The Samoas and Do-Si-Dos may not be either. The Girl Scout Cookie season is the latest victim of the supply chain issue crippling the world economy.

This year, the Girl Scouts organization is teaming up with DoorDash to offer on-demand delivery in participating markets nationwide starting in February.

The Girl Scouts just gave us yet another reason to get excited for their upcoming cookie season.

The Girl Scouts have an unusual problem this year: 15 million boxes of unsold cookies

Local troops had to get creative this year and switch to virtual sales and drive-through pop-up shops.

A Google affiliate is using drones to deliver Girl Scout cookies in a Virginia community.

The Girl Scouts are bringing cookies to your door in a way like never before in 2021 through a new partnership with Grubhub.

It’s Girl Scout Cookie time! Thin Mints, Tagalogs and other scrumptious Girl Scout Cookie varieties are now for sale in many parts of the country as the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie season kicks off. Start dates vary by location, but many Girl Scouts of USA councils launched their annual cookie sales on Jan. 8, with others beginning later this month. In-person...

An Associated Press investigation has found an army of children toiling beneath a canopy of towering palm oil trees in Indonesia and Malaysia, the main suppliers of the world’s most consumed vegetable oil.

Two sisters from Oklahoma and Nebraska said Saturday that they survived in a remote part of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula on love for their family, melted snow and the little food they had in their snow-crippled SUV.

Police are searching for a man who bought three boxes of Girl Scout cookies with a counterfeit $100 bill outside a South Pasadena supermarket on Friday.

Speaking in an exclusive jailhouse interview on Monday, the suspected Girl Scout cookie thief told NBC Bay Area that he ripped off the 10-year-old girls to to feed his heroin habit.

Ten-year-old Sophia Contos was selling Girl Scout Cookies with her troop in front of a San Jose grocery store — but a man yanked a cash box right out of her hands.

Ten-year-old Sophia Contos was selling Girl Scout Cookies with her troop in front of a San Jose grocery store — but a man yanked a cash box right out of her hands.