time change

Get ready for the clock change that’s as predictable as the first flowers of spring—though not everyone is thrilled about losing that hour of rest.

East Texans look forward to Daylight Saving Time beginning soon, while Texas’ law to end time changes waits for congressional action.

From Ben Franklin to afternoon commutes in the dark, here are 6 interesting things to know about the upcoming time change

Fall back, Texas! Daylight Saving Time ends soon, meaning an extra hour of sleep, earlier sunsets, and a reminder to change clocks and home safety batteries.

It's time to spring forward and get back on Daylight Saving Time

Texas Lawmakers passed a bill and Governor Abbott says yes, so how close are we to keeping Daylight Saving for good?

Mexico will change its clocks one final time.

You can just watch the sun rising and setting these days and realize that the days are slowly becoming shorter.

We've got to spring forward one hour this weekend, and that has a tendency to mess up family life. The experts have some advice for parents on how to help kids deal with the beginning of Daylight Savings Time on Sunday.

Remember back in the Spring when you lost that hour of sleep and it took at least a week to adjust? Well, you finally get it back this weekend!