Feeling refreshed? Daylight Saving Time, the practice of moving clocks forward one hour in the summer and then back again in the fall, has come to an end. According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, the practice allows for a more effective usage of natural daylight

Recently, President Donald Trump declared on social media, "Daylight Saving Time is inconvenient, and very costly to our nation." As debates persist over the history and importance of DST, is it still valuable, or do longer summer evenings outweigh its ...

ST. LOUIS — It's a debate we have seemingly every time the clocks change: do we have to do this again? Why can't it just stay the same? While that sounds good in theory, there are plenty of reasons we don't do that. There has been a storied history of ...

September is in full swing, and autumn isn't too far away. Though pumpkin spice is back, Texans may have to wait a while for temperatures to reflect the change in season. After that, another phenomenon will signal the approach of winter months: the end of ...

It's been nearly a month since the winter solstice and the holiday season, and we're now well into 2025. Despite the influx of winter weather into Texas, the days are growing longer, and many are looking to one of the first signs of spring approaching ...

Despite popular belief, summer and daylight saving time (DST) don’t perfectly align. While many associate DST exclusively with summer months, this clock-changing practice actually begins in spring and extends well into autumn in most observing regions.