The state of Utah will “spring ahead” in March, and, if the governor signs a new bill, the state may stay at that time permanently.
On Wednesday, the Utah House voted in favor of making daylight saving time permanent and sent the bill to Gov. Gary Herbert’s desk for final approval. The House approved the legislation with a vote of 70 to 1.
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