The return of daylight saving time is almost here, moving an hour of sunlight to the end of the day from late winter until the middle of autumn.
The clocks flip early in the morning on March 8, to the chagrin of some Coloradans.
Colorado legislators have fought to end the twice-annual practice of resetting clocks for years, arguing it is too disruptive and too risky to people’s health. The flips between daylight and standard time can’t end without a new federal law, so the moves are largely symbolic…