daylight saving time

My wife asked me which weekend in March that the time changed and it brought to mind a discussion that is raging in Missouri. Will Missouri continue to 'spring forward' every March? It's a complicated question that has no easy answer.

Daylight saving time is closer than you think. As of this writing, it's only weeks away, but many wonder if Missouri will continue to participate in this seasonal time change. The short answer is yes. The long answer is complicated.

I just did what many people do in February. I got curious about when Daylight Saving Time is and learned something I did not know. Missouri decided to do away with the dreaded time change and then didn't. I have so many questions.

There are a lot of us in this world who, whether we admit it or not, like to find things to grumble about. One of those things that we feel gives us reason to gripe is coming up this weekend.

Don’t look now, but you’re gonna lose an hour of sleep this weekend.

Some good news for a change – you get back an hour of sleep you lost last spring.

This is the weekend to “spring forward” as most of the country makes the switch to Daylight Savings Time early Sunday morning.

This is the weekend to “spring forward.” For most of the country, this is the weekend to turn your clocks ahead one hour to mark the return of Daylight Saving Time.

This is the weekend you get back the hour of sleep you lost last spring.

Tonight is the night to spring forward.