If you're craving some Thin Mints or maybe a Do-si-do, check out our list of where you can find them in Staunton, Waynesboro, Augusta County and beyond.

Girl Scout cookie season kicked off on Saturday, Jan. 25, as more than 500 volunteers across the Inland Empire helped distribute 1.2 million boxes of cookies.

We ranked all 12 Girl Scout cookies, from classics like Thin Mints and Samoas to newer options like Adventurefuls.

Girl Scout cookie season is approaching, and soon there will be a whole lot of them in Arlington and Falls Church. At publication time, least 16 cookie booths are planned across the county, with at least six more in the Little City.

One East Bay troop leader told KTVU that last year, the local troops only made 80 cents on every box of cookies sold. This year, each troop gets between $1 to $1.25 per $7 box sold, according to Girl Scout documents.

Girl Scouts began selling their famous boxes of cookies on Wednesday at booths in front of neighborhood stores and restaurants throughout San Antonio, including most local H-E-B and Wal-Mart stores. They will be on sale through March 2. Boxes of cookies will be sold at $5, the same price as last year.

Melvin Robert sits down with Victoria, Quinn and Abigail from Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles to learn more about cookie season.