The first use of daylight saving time can be traced back to World War I. The "Texas Time" bill along with action by Congress ...

Daylight saving time aims to save energy by shifting the ... but lawmakers in the early 2000s came up with a different fix: Move the dates that the clock changes by a few weeks.

Daylight Saving Time has its roots in train schedules ... Schools across the country delayed start times until the sun came up. By summer, public approval had plummeted, and in early October ...

According to Jeanes, Monday's sunrise was set for 7:12 a.m. The earlier sunsets and later sunrises come as the Chicago area prepares to "fall back," with daylight saving time coming up in less ...

Where did this all come from, though ... and pushes to either use standard time all year, or stick to daylight saving time all year often crop up. During the 1970s energy crisis, the U.S. started ...

The idea came up again about a century later ... implementing its first version of daylight saving time as way to help save fuel as part of the war effort, according to information from the ...

Daylight saving time was originally introduced in the ... “I think that’s probably the best advice. When bills come up in your state to get rid of daylight savings time, write to your elected ...

President Roosevelt reintroduced daylight saving time. It was called war time back ... That's when the sun begins to come up and it starts to get light outside. That would occur in the three ...

Meanwhile, as we march toward winter, sunset will continue to come earlier. On Saturday, Nov. 2, the last day of Daylight Saving Time, sunset will occur at 6:20 p.m. With the clock change ...

Daylight Saving Time has its roots in train schedules ... Schools across the country delayed start times until the sun came up. By summer, public approval had plummeted, and in early October ...