daylight saving time

Football season and fall festivals are looming in Louisiana that must mean the "fall back" to Standard Time can't be too far behind.

A poll conducted by YouGov shows that 59% of Americans would like for Daylight Saving Time to stay permanent.

It's a little less than two weeks off. Daylight Saving Time will officially end on Sunday, November 5 at 2:00 am.

Regardless of how we feel about it, America will soon set our clocks once again as we spring forward

For those who enjoy a few minutes of daylight after a long day's work, the dreaded dark days of winter are fast approaching.

Time to reset all the clocks in the house; your vehicle, the radio in your shop, all of those clocks that don't automatically reset themselves

That's when we will officially revert to Central Standard Time here in our time zone.

Not only is our concept of time completely thrown off, but even our driving skills also go out the door.

Could the pandemic and the rough winter be what propels every state to jump aboard the Sunshine Protection Act of 2021?

Time once again to change the clocks. And this is the dreaded "Spring Forward" time change

So, here we go again. We will have to change every clock in the house and most of us still don't understand why we continue to do this

The bill will not take effect until Congress changes federal law concerning daylight saving time.