House passes bill that could end changing clocks twice a year in your state

The House has passed a bill that could end the twice-yearly switch between Standard Time and Daylight Saving Time, a move prompted by concerns that the time changes contribute to more motor vehicle accidents and cardiovascular issues. This change aims to provide more stable sleep patterns and reduce health risks associated with the abrupt time shifts. While it's not yet clear if this bill will become law, the push highlights a growing recognition of the potential health impacts of changing clocks and could lead to a more consistent approach to timekeeping across the country.