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Daylight Saving Time Could Become Permanent | Columbus News
Congress is poised to make daylight saving time permanent, skipping the annual clock change in November. If passed, winter mornings would grow darker with later sunrises, while evenings would stay brighter longer — pushing sunsets back. States like Arizona and Hawaii, currently opting out, would get a choice to stay on their own schedule or join the year-round daylight saving shift. The bill has already cleared the House and now awaits Senate action — a decision that could permanently alter our daily rhythms, especially in winter. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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