Ohio wants to ditch the switch

Between the lines: Federal law does not allow permanent daylight saving time, so states cannot adopt changes without action from Congress.

Zoom in: Ohio House Concurrent Resolution 13 was introduced earlier last year urging Congress to pass the law.

• Ohio is one of at least 19 states to have passed resolutions or trigger laws to permanently make the switch.

Yes, but: A resolution is symbolic and simply communicates the legislature's support. It's not a bill and holds no power.

What we're watching: There have been many attempts to pass legislation to nix the time change throughout the years, so only time will tell if this will be our final fall back.