daylight saving time

Is staying on daylight saving time permanently a good thing? Medical experts don't think so.

There was a big push a few years ago in Texas and Arkansas to remain in Daylight Savings Time. A lot of states passed bills that could keep them in DST. Did it work?

It's time to remember how to change those manual clocks.

So I have some bad news for you. We set those clocks back in Texarkana on November 6th. But there is some possible good news as well.

We are one step closer to having all of this daylight year-round in Texarkana.

Did you know that Arkansas is one of 19 states that want to get rid of all of this time-change craziness?

Since the first day of fall was last Wednesday which means that our clocks go back an hour and it gets darker sooner which for most folks is not something they are ready for.

It's that time again! Daylight Savings Time starts up this weekend. It's always a big sign that spring is almost here.

Today is the official first day of fall. The wet weather and cooler temperatures sure make it feel this way, but with fall means that our clocks go back an hour and it gets darker sooner which is something I am not a big fan of for sure.

With Spring about two weeks away it's time for the annual spring forward on the clocks as we head into Daylight Saving Time.

It's time to "Spring Forward" into Daylight Saving Time this Sunday at 2AM.

The Texas Legislature this session is again considering ending the twice-a-year clock changes in favor of staying on Standard Time year round.