- Nevada's state assembly has passed a bill that would do away with daylight saving time in the state. It now moves on to the Senate. If passed and signed by the governor, residents would no longer change their clocks starting in January 2026.
As if time weren't difficult enough to track in Las Vegas (especially inside its many casinos), state officials in Nevada are now one step closer to passing a bill that will end the observance of daylight saving time in the state.
