Parents are not the only ones looking for screen-free alternatives. Some children enjoy the experience of chatting with friends over a landline phone.

We have high school clubs, we have board game clubs, we have fly fishing clubs, we have high schools that have seven or eight sub-varsity teams. The research suggests attendance is improving, ...

Keeping students off their devices is the new norm in many schools. We talked to students and educators at one Kentucky school to see how it's working.

Gen Z and millennials are finding comfort in analog technology as AI disillusionment grows.

Research shows that people are increasingly choosing analog lifestyles over digital ones, and it's improving their lives. Here are 3 specific ways putting the phone down has become a priority in many ...

It can be tough to find a good gift for tech obsessives. Since they keep up with the latest releases, they probably already ...

Endless misspent hours of telephone mischief became a coming-of-age story for generations of teens in the pre-internet age.

Endless misspent hours of telephone mischief became a coming-of-age story for generations of teens in the pre-internet age.

Legislation to ban student cell phone use in class moved one step closer to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's desk. The Michigan Senate voted on a pair of bills Thursday, Jan. 22 that would prohibit students ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - With some parents moving to landlines to help their kids stay off screens while still keeping in touch with friends, questions arise about what types of phones they can use.

This might not be a shock to anyone who’s known or been a teen, but many still oppose sweeping efforts to pry their phones away during the school day, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.