Texting

Text messaging dominates communication today, with nearly 40% of smartphone users favoring it. However, the reliance on abbreviations can lead to misunderstandings and confusion.

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, CWCC has announced the addition of texting services to its free suicide lifeline.

A personal pet peeve of mine is not using "there, their and they're" correctly, so here's a quick rundown to aid in your everyday text and social media posts.

If you have ever read Texts From Last Night, you have probably wondered how many of the posted texts are actually true and how many are completely made up. This might give you the same feeling.

Kids these days and their text speak.

Ouch. Yeah, this one will definitely leave you feeling a little tingly. Christina Jahnz, of Elizabeth, Colo., learned the hard way that she should not text while driving, KUSA-TV 9 News reported.

One automaker is attempting to shock drivers with a killer ad designed to stop texting while driving.

It'll probably be pretty hard to find a parent that doesn't agree with how this parent handled this situation. After being made aware of an inappropriate text conversation between his 15-year-old child and her 42-year-old teacher, a Baltimore father was NOT happy at all. The police were alerted to the "relationship" and after an officer read over the texts, it was described as an "

Kids today. They sure know their texting.

No doubt that, by now, you've started hearing new words coming from the mouths of teens and pre-teens. Just like words of yester-year like saying things were "tight" (meaning 'I approve'), "radical" (again, meaning 'I approve') and various others through the decades, I thought it'd help to post a few I've already heard and what they mean, just in case you can't understand what

The dangers of texting and driving are well known, which makes the action of one school bus driver that much more shocking.

A man who was texting and driving found himself you-know-what out of luck.