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Daylight Saving Time’s Future in Question | Columbus News
This fall, we’re setting our clocks back one hour as daylight saving time ends — but here’s the twist: Congress is seriously considering making it permanent. The House has already voted yes, and the bill’s now in the Senate. If passed, we’d skip the annual time change, enjoying later sunsets year-round — but at a cost: darker mornings, with winter sunrises potentially hitting almost 9 AM in places like Ohio. The Senate’s back in session, and while this isn’t on the immediate agenda, it could come up soon. So while you’ll still flip that clock back this November, the future of our sleep…
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