time change

After this weekend, the whole state of California will be covered in darkness, and it will bring depression with it and will make the state a colder place.

Soon, Idaho will be covered in darkness and plans will have to revolve around it as daylight will be less and less each passing day.

It is almost that time once again to change your clocks, as Daylight Saving Time is approaching, but when is it?

The days continue, and many are left asking when it is time to change the clocks back in Idaho.

One of the worst days of the year is taking place this weekend, and it has many already dreading it, and hoping to avoid it in the future.

How long do you have to wait for the time change and when do you need to make sure to change those clocks so you don't oversleep and miss church?

While there are ups and downs throughout the year, this week is one that is guaranteed to be bad for nearly all of us, and we must suffer through it together.

States (like Hawaii and Arizona) have an option to NOT follow Daylight Saving Time, but cannot ONLY follow Daylight Saving Time.

If you have elementary-aged children, you’re already preparing your comeback for the “I don’t want to go to bed! It’s still light outside” argument they’ll start with you the night before school starts.

What could you do this weekend if you didn't lose that hour? Here are some ways you could have to spend the time you will be losing this Sunday.

Have fun, get out, and attend one of these many events this weekend in Twin Falls and around the Magic Valley.

Yes, we are talking about the time change, again, like we do twice a year. Mostly because I actually think the time change is a bit ridiculous and it is coming up March 14th. Spring Forward is my least favorite, I hate losing an hour of sleep.