In 1915, Detroit led the charge to move Michigan from Central to Eastern time. A group of Detroiters known as the More Daylight Club started the movement, because they wanted more daylight in the ...

Louisville moved to Eastern time in 1961. The change was meant to benefit local businesses, as well as residents who could work or play later in sunlight.

sometimes referred to as daylight saving time or Eastern Daylight Time, is the practice of advancing the clocks four hours behind Coordinated Universal Time. That's the change that happens in the ...

for example, with a population of about 880,000. The city is on the western side of the Eastern (our) Time zone, so in effect, their clocks now are pretty close to what ours would become if we ...

Before we move the clocks forward in March ... due to being geographically out of position with solar noon and in the Eastern Time Zone. Why exactly does Michigan need it light out until almost ...