Daylight saving time

Sunday, March 12 is the annual time change for Wyoming and most of the United States. That means people will lose an hour of sleep as most of the country "springs ahead" for daylight saving time. That is the correct term, even though it's often called "daylight savings time" by many...

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The 2020 Wyoming Legislature passed legislation that would keep Wyoming on Daylight Saving Time year-round if several conditions were met.

The safety of your family should be your number one concern and making sure your smoke detectors are up to date and in working order are all very important.

Nov. 1 also is the first day ending daylight saving time.

The bill was changed in the Senate on Monday to say that three ''western states" would have to pass a similar law.

Various bills to keep Wyoming on either Moutain Standard or Mountain Daylight time year-round have failed to win final approval in the Wyoming Legislature over the last four years.

House Bill 14 has been filed by Park County Republican Representative Dan Laursen.

Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday morning, March 11th, 2018 at 2 AM.

The legislature is scheduled to convene on Feb. 12 in Cheyenne.