Daylight Savings Time

This year Gov. John Bel Edwards signed a Bill into law so that Louisiana doesn't have to change its clocks anymore.

Well, it's that time of the year when we set our clocks back an hour and mark the end of daylight saving time.

While I know nothing will change. I am not happy about Daylight Savings Time.

It’s that time of year where your afternoons get dark quicker.

The physical effects of Daylight Saving time are real. Here's what you might experience after next weekend's time change.

While alot of folks think that this is the weekend to set your clocks back, this is not the weekend.

Our longer days are about to come to an end. Don't forget to turn your clocks back this weekend.

If you are like me you are probably wondering why we have to continue to endure the time changes. It seems like as soon as you get adjusted to one time, it changes again!

Time to 'Fall Back',  this weekend we're going to get an extra hour of sleep and an earlier sunset.  Daylight Savings (DST) goes into effect this weekend.

Don't forget all that the time where you have the longer days of sunlight will be coming to an end this weekend.

Getty Images Well it is Spring time and time for us to get more daylight in our day!  This weekend, time will change Sunday morning at 2 a.m. Here is what you need to remember. It is time for daylight savings time. At 2 a.m. Sunday March 11th, 2012 you will need to move your clocks up one hour.  So...

Don't forget to set your clocks back before you go to bed this Saturday Night!!