As daylight saving time comes to an end this weekend, many are preparing to set their clocks back an hour, which will coincide with Halloween festivities this year. While some states, like Georgia, have passed bills for permanent daylight saving time, the push to eliminate the biannual clock changes remains controversial. Experts highlight the potential impacts of the time change on mental and physical health, encouraging people to prepare for the adjustment. Safety tips from local authorities emphasize awareness during darker evenings. With discussions in Congress swirling, the future of daylight saving time continues to be a topic of interest and debate across the nation.