daylight saving time

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Discover the fascinating history behind the annual fall time change in the USA, with insights on Daylight Saving Time and its origins in wartime resource conservation.

It's almost that dreaded time of year again. Why is it dreaded? Because all Wyomingites realize one major truth: it's about to start getting darker a lot sooner.

The 2020 Wyoming Legislature passed legislation that would keep Wyoming on Daylight Saving Time year-round if several conditions were met.

The Sunshine Protection Act has passed the U.S. Senate and is now headed to the House of Representatives.

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In national debates on the issue, supporters of the time change have argued that it is an ingrained tradition that most people like.

This year, we'll spring forward at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 14.

2020 has seemed like the longest year ever. In fact, we're pretty sure the last time there was a time change to 'spring forward', that was about 38 years ago in March of 2020. It just seems like it was that long ago. Your getting an extra hour of 2020 this weekend whether you like it or not.

Daylight Saving Time will end this Sunday, but it will give you an extra hour to get your party on Halloween evening.

The bill was changed in the Senate on Monday to say that three ''western states" would have to pass a similar law.

We should rename it "Why is the Clock on the Microwave Different than my Phone? Day."