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The Sunshine Protection Act is headed to the Senate after passing in the House. Nevadans react to the legislation, which would make daylight saving time permanent.
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Keeping Daylight Saving Time permanent is up for discussion, as it changes when the sun rises and when it sets.
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On Tuesday the House passed a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent. Among the votes in favor was Nevada Congressman Mark Amodei.
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Neighbors say they’ve made plans for their longer afternoons, but want to stop changing their clocks back and forth.
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Over the last decade, at least 19 states have passed laws to let them stay in daylight saving time if the federal government allows it.
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Daylight saving time ends Sunday, impacting sleep, routines, and your body’s natural rhythm.
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If it did eventually become law, the new time would have started January 1, 2026.
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We're going to be jumping an hour ahead this weekend, which means we'll be losing some sleep but also gaining a little extra sunshine later in the day.
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This weekend is the start of daylight saving time. Early Sunday morning - our clocks will 'spring forward.'
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The Nevada Assembly Committee on Government Affairs heard a bill on Monday exempting the Silver State from daylight saving time.