Here's when you'll have to change your clocks again for the end of daylight saving time, and why we still follow this ...

Fall is here, which means the end of this year's daylight saving time is coming up. In November, millions of Americans will turn back their clocks, marking the end of daylight saving time in 2025. The ...

Who doesn't enjoy a little more sleep at night? If you're among those who like a little more sleep, your special day is coming soon. Daylight saving time is ending and you'll regain the hour you lost ...

Take, for example, someone living in Chicago. On November 1, the day before daylight saving time ends, the sun will rise at 7:23 a.m. and set around 5:45 p.m. The next day, the sun will rise around ...

Holidays like Halloween and Labor Day are major events around this time of year, but there's another to be on the look out for. After several months, Georgians' clocks will need to change in the ...

It might not feel much like fall in Bloomington or many other places around the country right now, but that doesn't mean our march toward the end of Daylight Saving Time slows down. For those who ...

Now that the fall season is officially underway, it'll soon be time to put away our T-shirts and tank tops in favor of hoodies and flannel shirts. But our attire isn't the only thing changing.

The practice of daylight savings time in the U.S. began over a century ago, and it is now an unofficial symbol of winter's approach. Here's what to know.

While summer is nearing an end, Daylight Saving Time will continue for more than seven weeks. Summer officially concludes on Sept. 22, but it’ll be a while longer before clocks roll back an hour — Nov ...

September is in full swing, and autumn isn't too far away. Though pumpkin spice is back, Texans may have to wait a while for temperatures to reflect the change in season. After that, another ...