Some Kansas legislators are continuing their fight to end daylight saving time. Sen. Kenny Titus, R-Manhattan, introduced the most recent bill in January. Under the proposed legislation, the next daylight saving would be the last.

Starting Sunday, March 9, Missouri and Kansas residents will spend more time in the daylight later in the day after clocks “spring forward.” Here is what you should know about the start of daylight saving time in Kansas City. Don’t forget to change your clocks Sunday, March 9, when daylight saving time starts at 2 a.m.