Kansas lawmakers may end daylight saving time, meaning no more changing clocks twice a year. Ending daylight saving time and sticking with standard time year-round would still mean it gets dark at about 5 p.

Since the passing of the winter solstice, there have been longer days and shorter nights — a sign it’ll soon be time to “spring ahead,” from standard time into daylight saving time. Twice a year, people throughout the country adjust their clocks — first “springing ahead” to cherish an extra hour of daylight during the summer months,