As daylight saving time ends, one Buffalo church still resets its clock the old-fashioned way. Hear why its caretaker insists on doing it by hand year after year.

The church’s clock tower, which is now 80 years old, remains one of the few operational mechanical timepieces of its kind in the city.

In this week’s installment of Phil Hands’ local comic strip about Madison, Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane fret over the upcoming end of daylight saving time, and how to avoid messing up sleep cycles.

So, here’s a tip: Change the hands of time before you go to sleep on Saturday night, Nov. 1. We all know that your phone and ...

The American Red Cross is encouraging homeowners to test their smoke alarms and practice a two-minute home fire escape plan ...

Chicago has a number of towering timekeepers, some of them works of art, some of them landmarks, and all of them a reminder ...

Time to "fall back" again. Yale's Dr. Lynelle Schneeberg has tips to deal with daylight saving time, insomnia, and the idea ...

On Halloween 2022, Ryan Poles traded future two-time All-Pro linebacker Roquan Smith to the Ravens. A year later, on the same ...

Humans are the only species that opts to fight against biological presets, miserably dragging ourselves out of bed at ...

Crews are repairing Camden’s 19th-century clock tower in a $35,000 project replacing worn parts with a system that ...

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Complacency is the enemy of progress. Okay, that may be a little dramatic in terms of considering when to replace your mattress, but it’s the right idea. It’s so easy to become complacent when it ...