OLYPMIA, Wash. - The Washington State Fire Marshal's Office is reminding people to check their smoke alarms before changing the clocks back for daylight savings. According to a press release, the office says "working smoke alarms are a key part…
Right now, we're losing 3 minutes and 23 seconds of light every day. That translates to one hour and 39 minutes lost in October.
Don't forget to 'fall back' this weekend—Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday, November 1 at 2 a.m.
Idaho residents wouldn’t have to fall back or spring ahead for daylight saving time -- under legislation introduced Thursday.
Washington state is one step closer to being put on year-round daylight saving time, thanks to a bill that plans to #DitchTheSwitch.
At 2:00 a.m. Sunday, it will become 3:00 a.m., because it's time to spring forward. It happens twice a year. Daylight Saving Time rolls around, and you have to change your clocks.
