As you work to change all of your clocks back, safety officials are reminding you to check another fixture in your house: smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

As we set our clocks back an hour for daylight saving time Sunday, St. Johns Fire Chief Kevin Douglas says it's also time to make another change that could keep loved ones safe.

The start and end of Daylight Saving Time is a great time to go around the house to be sure each smoke detector is working. In addition, families are encouraged to go over their escape plan in the ...

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Daylight saving time ends when the clocks are turned back an hour early Sunday morning. Changes in sleep routine and the ...

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