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Not only is our concept of time completely thrown off, but even our driving skills also go out the door.

People are feeling more stress and anxiety which can disrupt sleep. In addition, our schedules are out of whack due to home schooling and remote work, making it difficult to maintain healthy sleep habits.

By Dave Andrews Mar 15, 2021 Now that we are a year into the pandemic, is there anyone still panic buying? Dangerous Dave looks at a recent survey that says "yes" about 14% of people still are. Plus, the spring forward time change happened over the weekend and we look at what we can do to adjust to the earlier rising.

Get our free mobile app Over the weekend we "Sprung Forward" by an hour and entered into Daylight Saving Time. Clocks were either automatically or manually moved forward by an hour. The time change is something most of us seem hate, yet we still do it, twice a year. Except for those in Arizona and Hawaii who have somehow figured a way out of the madness. We have been changing our clocks for a while now even though there is really no reason to. And by the way, farmers were against Daylight Savin...

It takes a while for our bodies to adjust.

By melissa forman Mar 15, 2021 Its National Napping Day! A day to not only recover from the Time Change, but to recognize the power a 10-30 minute power nap can have on the body. Heres a quick look at some of the benefits of taking time out of the day to recharge that body and mind. Happy Napping!

POLL: Should Congress end time changes? E.W. Scripps Company and last updated 2021-03-14 13:57:30-04 (KGTV) -- A new bill with bipartisan support would make daylight saving time permanent throughout most of the US. A total of five Republicans and three Democrats co-sponsored the legislation. To date, fifteen states have passed bills to move to year-round daylight saving time. In 2018, Californians passes Proposition 7, which would allow the state legislature to vote to adopt daylight saving tim...

I will be eating my feelings on Sunday as I mourn my lost hour by celebrating Pi Day and eating pie.

March 13, 2021 Don’t forget to “spring forward” and set your clocks ahead one hour before heading off to bed Saturday night. Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, making use of longer summer days, allowing people to rise early and spend more of the day working or playing. And don’t forget to replace the batteries in your smoke alarm, or replace the alarm if it’s getting old. “If your smoke detector is older than 10 years old, it most likely needs to be replaced,” said Escambia Fire ...

PxHere.com Residents of the Pacific Northwest will have to set their clocks ahead by an hour this weekend to move onto daylight saving time. The Oregon and Washington legislatures voted nearly two years ago to stay on daylight time year-round -- joined later by Idaho and British Columbia -- but still the biannual time change ritual and associated grumbling persists. The biggest holdup is that Congress continues to sit on the needed federal authorization for permanent daylight saving time. "I ...