DST started on March 8, 2026. People got up to see their clocks set forward one hour, so they are missing one hour of sleep and have longer/lighter evenings than before. Most states will experience ...

Legislative efforts to make daylight saving time permanent year round got a boost with support from President Donald Trump, who criticized the twice-yearly clock switching as cost-prohibitive. But ...

Wondering if the clocks change this year? Here's when and what to know about daylight savings time 2026 start and end.

Corrections & clarifications: An earlier version of this story didn't explain the origins of daylight saving time, which was the result of a basic framework originally introduced in the Uniform Time ...

It's finally here. Daylight saving time in Michigan will begin this year at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 8, 2026, when clocks move ahead one hour. That means Michiganians will “spring forward,” losing an ...

Some officials are trying to eliminate the process of changing our clocks each fall and spring. Here's why it hasn't been implemented yet. Carol Yepes via Getty Images This weekend, we spring forward ...

Most of the U.S., including Texas, will still change clocks for daylight saving time in 2026 despite years of debate and recent efforts to end the practice. While lawmakers in Texas and Washington ...

If you woke up confused or disoriented, you’re not alone — daylight saving time is the most likely culprit. We technically lost an hour early Sunday morning, when time jumped forward from 2 a.m. to 3 ...

Changing the clocks twice a year is annoying, for sure, but locking the clocks may "be extraordinarily difficult" for some.

Daylight saving time arrives at 2 a.m. March 8. This is the time change when we lose an hour of sleep. Why are we still changing time twice a year? Tonight is the night we'll move our clocks forward ...