daylight savings time

Get ready to spring forward on March 10th! Learn why Daylight Saving Time matters in Wyoming and how to prepare your family emergency plan.

It's almost that dreaded time of year again. Why is it dreaded? Because all Wyomingites realize one major truth: it's about to start getting darker a lot sooner.

You could normally be a good natured person, but guaranteed there are two times every year that you're likely not happy.

Daylight savings time was proposed by Benjamin Franklin in the 1780's but wasn't implemented until the early 1900's

It will no longer be dark in the Cowboy State before most folks get off work. This Sunday, March 8th, 2020, we spring forward at 2:00 am.

We're less than a week away from gaining a much needed extra hour of sleep (and daylight) as we set the clocks to 'fall back'.

Rejoice Casper, because we are about to get more daylight!

That most dreaded time of year is almost here. We're about to loose that extra hour of sunlight as we set the clocks to 'fall back' this Sunday.

The number of heart attacks will jump up 10 percent on Monday and Tuesday, following the DST leap forward.

That extra hour of sunshine will be going away soon as we set the clocks to 'fall back'.

As the last of the lazy days of summer slowly creep by, there's a definite feel of Fall in the air.

As the days are getting longer, you can feel spring is almost upon us. With the pending arrival of spring, you might also be wondering - When Does Daylight Savings Time begin?