Daylight Saving Time

The countdown to Daylight Saving Time is on in Michigan.

Sure, in a perfect world Halloween would land on Saturday.

Let's set our clocks to Daylight Saving Time (like we did last weekend) and never change the time again.

It's almost time to spring forward.

If you're tired of darkness setting in by 5:30 in the winter, you'll be on board with a new bill that would permanently put Michigan on Daylight Saving Time.

Yes, someone created a movie trailer about Daylight Saving Time. The Internet is a weird place.

We know you're being cheated out of an hour of sleep this weekend. But take a minute to watch Daniel Tosh's thoughts on improving Daylight Saving Time. (Please note, it's marked NSFW for mature content and language.)

Sunday, March 11th marks the beginning of Daylight Saving Time. We lose an hour of sleep, but as our bodies struggle to adjust to the new schedule, we actually face increased risks.

Get ready for an extra hour of sleep Saturday night. That's when we leave Daylight Saving Time and go back to Standard Time. The official change takes place Sunday Nov. 6 at 2 a.m., but most people reset their clocks as they go to bed Saturday night. Fire experts are quick to remind us to use the occasion as a reminder to change smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector batteries. More after the

As you know, Daylight Saving Time ends tonight, or technically Sunday morning at 2am.  Sure, you may think it's a pain, but in "Seize The Daylight" Dr. David Prerau concludes that the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages.