DST

We’ll fall back on Nov 2, 2025—but Michigan might be done with the switch. SB 126 lets voters vote in 2026 on stopping DST toggles and staying permanently on standard time.

Don't give up hope; soon the sun will be staying out later here in Michigan.

Let's talk about why Michiganders aren't envious of cities with 200+ days of sunshine - find out the surprising reasons here!

Michigan residents eagerly await Daylight Saving Time for longer daylight hours.

The majority of Americans need one to three days to adjust to the time change.

Remember to set those clocks forward Saturday night as daylight saving time returns at 2 a.m. EST Sunday. With the change, it is going to be lighter sooner. That means changes in routines a bit, whether that's driving, bicycling or walking.

Remember to set those clocks back Saturday night as daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. EDT Sunday. After the change, it will be darker sooner, making driving more dangerous with bicyclists and pedestrians more difficult to see.