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Evergy tweeted about a new phone scam targeting their customers. Here's what you need to know.

Love using your phone, but hate, you know, the aggravation that comes from holding it? Here's a simple solution.

Electronics have become such a big part of our lives that the thought of being without them, even for a short time, terrifies some people.

Admit it -- you're addicted to your phone. But just how bad is your addiction?

Like the phone book before it, the land line seems to be on the way out.

The obsession with our phones is reaching deadly proportions.

The Sedalia Police Department is investigating a phone scam that is aimed at older people in the area.

It's Wednesday, and we are all ready to get over this Hump Day and be on the downslide of the week as we look forward to the weekend. I hope the installments of "Would You Rather" help take your mind off of being stuck in the middle of the week, at least for the 57 seconds it takes you to read this and vote on the question.

The clerk at the Sheridan Mini Mart in East Bremerton, Washington probably isn't the world's greatest employee. In fact, when a woman came into the store at 10 PM Thursday night the slacker-in-question wouldn't stop talking on his phone as she tried to grab his attention. His conversation was so engrossing that he didn't even care that she had a gun.

Imagine a world where your smartphone can realize that you're angry or sad, and react accordingly. Thanks to the University of Rochester, it's not as far away as you might think.