Scouts News

Dozens of Eagle Scouts are hoping their voices will be heard as they return their coveted medals and badges to protest the Boy Scouts ban on gay Scouts and leaders.

Bentonville - Since 1917, the Girl Scouts have been selling cookies to finance troop activities and the cookies are on sale now in neighborhoods and in front of businesses across America.

The Boys Scouts of America has introduced a new ability badge for Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos Scouts to earn for "displaying an understanding and ability with computer and video games."

The Boy Scouts of America is poised to turn 100 in early 2010. It is an almost 100 year tradition that is often passed down through generations of family members.

Recently released documents appear to indicate that Lord Baden-Powell, the Boy Scout founder, when a British officer in the Matabele War, executed an African Rebel chief, despite promises of safe-keeping should the chief give himself up to authorities.

In a terrorist-fighting simulation Explorer Scouts in Imperial, Calif., are being trained to "confront terrorism, illegal immigration and escalating border violence."

Utah and the feds both sue the Boy Scouts, Utah case now settled

A man stole more than $500 from a Girl Scout troop selling cookies outside a Portland Fred Meyer store on Friday.