Navigating your teenager's relationship with technology can feel like sailing uncharted waters. As parents, we want to empower our teens with the benefits of technology while safeguarding them from its potential pitfalls. How do we give them access to conveniences like easy car navigation with the touch of a finger, yet protect them from dangers such as online bullying and predators?

With the holiday season upon us, chances are you’ve got some vacation time on the books.

Celebrating Thanksgiving, Christmas and beyond with family and friends can be even better if you’re enjoying C Spire’s blazing-fast fiber home internet. That's because the same network that drives your home fiber also drives C Spire’s wireless network.

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Watching holiday movies has become a tradition for many families, and the list of contenders just got a lot larger.

For the 2024 holiday season, more than 100 new titles from networks such as Hallmark, Great American Family, BET+ and Netflix have joined the Christmas-movie canon to light up the small screen with messages of joy, hope, family — and of course, love.

Every year, the latest connected devices make a play for space on our Christmas lists. And while they are definitely efficient, entertaining tools that we rely on daily, those same devices can also distract us from spending quality time with family and friends.

Our kids are more impressionable than we sometimes like to think. That’s why setting a positive example for them to follow is so important. In order for those good habits to stick, parents have to walk the talk — and that includes being mindful of how you use technology when they're around. Here are some tips to follow.

One minute they’re at your side — the next, where'd they go? If you’ve ever attended a large event with kids, you know this scenario well. But when they get a little older and begin exploring without you, technology can be your extra set of eyes.