North Dakota Lawmakers To Vote On Ending Daylight Saving Time

North Dakota legislators hear proponents, opponents speak on ending daylight savings time

(BISMARCK, ND) – The North Dakota Senate State and Local Government Committee heard testimony on a bill that would require the state to observe standard time year-round. “Daylight Savings Time does not create daylight,” said Jay Pea, President of the non-profit group Save Standard Time. “It is a mandate to wake early and sleep less.” Speakers in opposition of the bill say eliminating dayligiht savings time has implications. Those impacted includ…

North Dakota Lawmakers To Vote On Ending Daylight Saving Time

BISMARCK, N.D. (KVRR) — Legislators are considering a bill that would eliminate Daylight Saving Time in North Dakota. The Senate, State, and Local Government committee heard testimony from many groups and individuals both for and against the bill. While a historian and a sleep physician were among those in favor of the bill, groups opposed include a sports league, general contractors, and financial groups. Grand Forks, Fargo Moorhead West Fargo,…

During the early hours of Saturday, March 29th to Sunday, March 30th, 2025 there will be a change of schedule and with it, the clocks will be brought forward. On TV Azteca Puebla we bring you the details about the areas where you will sleep one hour less. YOU CAN INTEREST: How can you process the CURP for pets to avoid MULTAS? Where will there be a change of schedule on March 29th and 30th, 2025? It will be during the early hours of this Saturda…

Rome, 28 March 2025 - Daylight saving time is back: on the night between Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 March 2025, the hands will be moved forward one hour, between 2 and 3 in the morning, “stealing” 60 minutes of sleep from us. It seems like a small thing, yet experts agree not to overlook the consequences - however limited and reversible - of this change to our circadian rhythm: a sort of internal clock that regulates the sleep-wake cycle and othe…

On the night of Sunday, the clock will be changed – and again, the old-known question returns: before or back? And while many complain about the shortened night, Till's colleague sees positives.

Brace yourself: we're going to change the clocks on Saturday night, losing an hour of sleep. Here's why this change happens at 2 a.m.