Joe Rogan says Girl Scouts are poisoning us with ‘toxic’ cookies. Here’s the truth - Influential podcaster cites study claiming the treats contain traces of metals and a herbicide used in weed killer

The viral panic over Girl Scout Cookies highlights a larger issue: Consumers are struggling to navigate food safety claims, especially when misinformation spreads faster than fact-checking.

Girl Scout cookie season is in full swing! We’ve got some delicious recipes using Girl Scout Cookies that will take your desserts to the next level. Thirteen-year-old Girl Scout Gia Gaines and her mom,

Girl Scouts also can choose a “Philanthropist” option, meaning this year their rewards will turn into donations to support the new pandas at the Smithsonian National Zoo. (The panda is this year’s “mascot” for the cookie sale.)

All proceeds from cookie sales stay with local councils and troops to power Girl Scouts’ experiences year-round.'

Picture submitted from Melissa Olberding A local Girl Scout troop member is working to donate 300 boxes of girl scout cookies to residents at nursing homes in Carroll. Ten-year-old Caylee Olberding is

Daphne Brandt continued to join Krista Witiak and Justin Antweil to discuss how cash is not the only form of payment accepted when it comes to buying cookies. They take credit card, venmo and paypal as well.

It's the final countdown for Girl Scout cookies in the Valley. State of play: Sales end Sunday. You can order them from your local troop here. Classic cookies are $6 and specialty boxes (Girl Scout S'mores and Toffee-tastic) cost $7.

Rahman join “Morning in America” to debunk trending health myths. The doctors discuss a health study that found heavy metals in Girl Scout Cookies and why people with anosmia have different breathing patterns than those without the condition.