daylight saving time

The post was shared over 1,000 times and more than 2,5000 people liked it so chances are, the depressing video showed up in your feed too. It was a “PSA” about how short the days in Boise are getting as we continue marching through fall.

If you have elementary-aged children, you’re already preparing your comeback for the “I don’t want to go to bed! It’s still light outside” argument they’ll start with you the night before school starts.

About a month ago, we posted on Facebook “It’s 5:45 and the sun is still out. This makes us so happy.” We didn’t realize that a simple post of gratitude hit home to so many people!

We love the extra hour of sunshine... but is it a bad idea to permanently keep daylight saving time?

Woah, this “Spring Forward” really woke all of us up, huh? 113 years of debating this and finally, it’s looking like we’ll no longer have to change our clocks twice a year.

If you just can't stand losing one hour, you're in luck as Idaho is one of the few states in America that can take you back in time.

Daylight Saving Time has been around since 1966, and every time we lose an hour of sleep we get mad and want it to go away. It turns out, even gaining an hour of sleep is bad for us, and that's why one group is calling for an end to clock changes.