Daylight Saving time

The latest is that the Senate State Government Committee has gone forward with the bill's approval. If this bill goes all the way through this could make Daylight Saving Time permanent all year long. Which means that Iowans will not have to worry about changing the clocks twice the year. So, no more falling back or springing forward for us here in the Hawkeye State.

A bill proposes just that nationwide.

"Spring Forward. Fall Back."

We 'fall back' this weekend. Here are some tips to make sure it doesn't jack up your sleep TOO much.

Daylight Saving Time is upon us. Well, most of us.

This weekend Daylight Saving Time begins, so that means we move those clocks ahead one hour. That can upset some family's daily routines. Here are a few tips to try and combat that, especially if you have kids and pets.