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There are some people who want to make DST permanent. It sounds great right? Not necessarily.

The U.S. Senate Tuesday voted to adopt year-round daylight saving time. The measure now goes to the House for further consideration. This timely, but unexpected development raises the prospects for ending the twice-yearly changing of our clocks.

An abrupt awakening in Congress is raising hopes on the West Coast that last weekend's switch from standard time to daylight time might be the next to last time we go through the annoying clock change ritual.

Circadian health fan Jay Pea chats about the science and politics of standard time and daylight saving time—and their impacted on sleep.

Utahns will continue to adjust their clocks every spring and fall \u2014 at least for the foreseeable future \u2014 after a bill to abandon the biannual time change tripped up in a Utah Senate committee.

A bill to adopt permanent daylight saving time in Utah was not recommended by a Senate committee. This is the most recent attempt in Utah to change daylight saving time rules, and potentially move away from the biannual time change.

Everyone has an opinion about changing the clocks twice a year. Illinois lawmakers do, too, and decided it was time to host a hearing to discuss their options.  Several state representatives introduced bills this year to move Illinois to permanent daylight saving time or standard time. Tim Butler, R-Springfield, and David Welter, R-Morris, have bills to move Illinois to standard time all year — the current winter time. State Reps. Bob Morgan, D-Deerfield, Adam Niemerg, R-Dieterich, Tom Mor...