Legislature sends governor year-round Daylight Saving Time bill

The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed and sent to the governor on Tuesday legislation to end the state's annual spring forward and fall back routine. There's just one catch — and it's a pretty big one. Congress must act for Senate Bill 1200 to take effect. Presented on Tuesday by Rep. Scott Fetgatter, R-Okmulgee, SB 1200 would automatically switch Oklahoma to year-around Daylight Saving Time if it is ever approved by Congress. As usual, agreement seemed pretty universal that moving clocks forward and back twice a year ought to stop....