daylight saving time

Football season and fall festivals are looming in Louisiana that must mean the "fall back" to Standard Time can't be too far behind.

Permanent Daylight Saving for Louisiana or permanent Standard Time for Louisiana? Regardless, we're changing the clocks at least one more time. Here's when.

A senator is keeping the Sunshine Protection Act in the forefront to stop the clock changes so Louisiana and the country can stick to Daylight Saving Time.

As Louisiana looks forward to an early Mardi Gras in 2024 many are wondering if that will that affect when we "spring forward" for Daylight Saving Time.

Now that Winter is officially here Louisiana residents are driving to and from work in the dark. Here's how much longer you'll be driving with those headlights on every day.

Louisiana residents might be shocked to learn that we haven't abolished the annual time change for Daylight Saving Time yet. Here's when we fall back.

Do you want longer days or longer nights? Find out what states are passing legislation to end DST.

We are almost to that day that everyone seems to hate. Time change. Granted, a lot of people enjoy more daylight at the end of the day, but it's the pain of changing time and getting into a different routine that people don't like. Still, the time change and Daylight Saving Time isn't going away anytime soon so we are just going to have to deal with it...

So, here we go again. We will have to change every clock in the house and most of us still don't understand why we continue to do this

Governor John Bel Edwards is pushing for a law that would allow Louisiana residents to enjoy longer days permanently.

Louisiana state representative Dodi Horton filed a bill to end the semi-annual time change in the state.

It's that time of year again, time to 'Fall Back' for Daylight Saving Time at 2:00 am on Sunday, November 3.