Alabama delegation presses Senate to 'lock the clock' after House passes permanent daylight saving time bill | Alabama Politics
Alabama lawmakers are one step closer to ending the twice-yearly clock change after the U. S. House passed legislation making daylight saving time permanent. The House approved the bill 308-117. If enacted, it would make daylight saving time permanent and end the practice of changing. . .
NOWAlabama lawmakers are one step closer to ending the twice-yearly clock change after the U. S. House passed legislation making daylight saving time permanent. The House approved the bill 308-117. If enacted, it would make daylight saving time permanent and end the practice of changing. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★07-15Dick Durbin presses Todd Blanche on Epstein survivors (Video)05-01Britt presses NASA chief on SLS future, secures commitment on $110 million propulsion funding07-09Britt presses nominees on affordability, HUD oversight and credit union cyber risk05-01US House passes farm bill, Alabama delegation split on party lines04-18AHSAA passes shot clock implementation beginning next season in high school basketball★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★20:44Alabama delegation presses Senate to 'lock the clock' after House passes permanent daylight saving time bill20:44Gov. Ivey touts Alabama's No. 4 road quality ranking as Rebuild Alabama reaches new milestones17:08Tuberville backs bill restricting federal funds for age-inappropriate K-12 content: 'Gross abuse'16:147 Things: No tolls on Strait of Hormuz, Tuberville pumps data centers, residency case moves to Supreme Court, and more . . . 16:14Montgomery proposes $375 million bond package with convention center expansion leading investments14:47Opinion | The most dangerous idea in history14:47Analysis | Appeal tests quo warranto in Tuberville eligibility case14:47Can Shomari Figures win reelection after redistricting?14:47Orange Beach faces new lawsuit tied to former city employee's death14:26Plaintiffs appeal Tuberville residency case to Alabama Supreme Court14:26ALGOP Chair Stadthagen expresses frustration over Democrats 'meddling' in Republican primaries13:53Small business optimism picks up in June, survey says13:53Britt celebrates $41. 2 million Fort Rucker training complex opening13:53Opinion | Everything I really needed to know I learned in kindergarten13:53Drive AI event brings business leaders to Barber