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RAPID CITY, S.D. – With daylight savings approaching, officials with the Rapid City Fire Department are reminding people to set their clocks and change their batteries on Sunday.
Daylight Saving Time starting and ending always sparks debate about changing clocks and the necessity of a time change. This time of year we "fall back" and "gain an hour."
Mostly dry conditions will stick around this week.
As clocks ‘fall back’ an hour to standard time, here's what netizens have to say about Daylight Saving Time
Every November, some of us can't wait to "fall back" and get that extra hour of sleep. While others despise losing light at the end of the day.