Daylight saving time

The clocks might never fall back again — Congress just moved closer to making that a reality, and not everyone's on board with what winter mornings would look like.

Only Hawaii and Arizona skip the clock change entirely. Washington has been trying to join that club since 2019. A vote this week in Congress could finally settle the argument.

That dreaded time of year is almost upon us, the time when we all lose an hour of our lives for no good reason (nowadays).

With the end of Daylight Saving Time approaching, here's why it will feel different in Washington State in 2025.

The changing of the clocks is just around the corner in Washington State - Here is the official fallback day and time

If you’re feeling extra tired Monday, after Sunday’s time change, you’re not alone.  Oregon Health and Science University Sleep Specialist Dr. Andrew McHill said not only did everyone across the Northwest lose an hour of sleep, we’re also forcing our internal body clock to artificially adjust, and that can lead to significant health and safety issues on Monday.   "It’s the day you’re mor... R

Spring forward. Fall backward. And, if this new bill passes, we can just stay right where we are with your antiquated version of time hokey pokey. For years, Daylight Saving was a way to have more natural light during the day and into the night...

We will gain an extra hour, ending daylight savings time for the year.

As we prepare to “spring forward” this weekend, a bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate looks to stop the twice-yearly time change.  Oregon’s Ron Wyden recently reintroduced the Sunshine Protection Act, which would keep Daylight Saving Time year-round.  But fellow Oregon Democra...

Didn't we join with other states and do away with that? What you need to know...

It is Inevitable.

Daylight Saving ends on Sunday Morning make sure you set your clock back 1 hour when you go to bed Saturday night or 2 a.m. Sunday morning for you night owls.