Until last spring, under state law, most of Indiana had ignored Daylight Saving Time since the early 1970s. Seventy-seven counties observed Eastern Time but didn't change clocks. Five were on Eastern ...

Tennessee's two time zones, it turns out, are not that unusual. In all, 15 U.S. states have more than one time zone.

When time zones were first established in the U.S. in 1883, most of North Carolina was in the Eastern Standard Time zone, according to NCPedia. ... according to the U.S. time zone map.

1949: An Indiana time zone bill causes mayhem. By the late 1940s, the use of day-light-saving time -- known as fast time -- has become popular in cities.

Of the 83 counties in the state only four of them reside in Central time while the rest are firmly in the Eastern time zone. Michigan isn't the only state that is separated into different time zones.

The Indiana General Assembly crusade to enact daylight-saving time legislation was legendary. The rising and falling fortunes, near-defeats and ultimate success have been well-chronicled. It turns ...

Say you live in the Pacific time zone but you're taking a trip to the Eastern time zone in a week. You've got to set up a meeting at 11am for when you're there, so you open GCal and create an ...

Daylight saving time, now observed from 2 a.m. on the second Sunday of March until 2 a.m. on the first Sunday of November, underwent a few quirks in the 20th century that impacted Louisville's ...

Alabama spans a wide region, but every city, from Huntsville to Mobile, shares the same official time. Here's what time zone Alabama is in ...

Tennessee's two time zones, it turns out, are not that unusual. In all, 15 U.S. states have more than one time zone.