daylight saving time

Cheyenne Fire and Rescue is encouraging people to change the batteries in their smoke alarms when setting their clocks back for Daylight Saving Time tonight.

Tell us your thoughts on the semi annual time shift - Should Wyoming Opt Out of DST? Or should we keep it in place for continuity with the rest of the nation?

That most dreaded time of year is almost here. We're about to loose that extra hour of sunlight as we set the clocks to 'fall back' this Sunday.

Rep. Dan Laursen of Powell is proposing a bill that will do away with standard time, which is from November to March.

In an effort to reduce fire-related deaths and injuries, Cheyenne Fire and Rescue is teaming up with Energizer to give away 450 smoke alarm batteries.

That extra hour of sunshine will be going away soon as we set the clocks to 'fall back'.

As residents spring forward an hour for Daylight Saving Time this Sunday, Cheyenne Firefighters are reminding people to change their smoke alarm batteries.

Daylight Saving Time was first used in the United States during World War I and has been used at various times over the years before settling in as the "law of the land" during the energy crisis in the 1970's. Since that time the pros and cons of DST have been debated ad nauseam...