daylight savings time

It was said to be another idea from Ben Franklin. Time change was used in Germany in the 1890s, then in Canada in 1908. For our country, Daylight Savings Time is now 100 years old.

That most dreaded time of year is almost here. We're about to loose that extra hour of sunlight as we set the clocks to 'fall back' this Sunday.

The number of heart attacks will jump up 10 percent on Monday and Tuesday, following the DST leap forward.

Almost 75 percent of those answering the survey support getting rid of the twice a year time change

Do you like changing the clocks twice a year?

That extra hour of sunshine will be going away soon as we set the clocks to 'fall back'.

We recently took an unscientific poll among our listening audience, to see where they stood on the daylight savings clock setting, that's gone on for so many years.

As the days are getting longer, you can feel spring is almost upon us. With the pending arrival of spring, you might also be wondering - When Does Daylight Savings Time begin?

The official end of Daylight Savings Time is 2 a.m. this Sunday.

It's seems to always come sooner than later. It's that time again to spring ahead as you set your clocks an hour ahead for Day Light Savings Time this weekend.