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The asparagus season is approaching: while the first asparagus will soon be harvested in some fields in Saxony, other growers are still struggling with frosty nights and a lack of sunshine.
The prices for tickets in the Central Saxony Transport Association will rise significantly from April 1. This is the reason.
The Saxon state government wants to reduce the number of road deaths and serious injuries in Saxony to zero. To this end, it is now strengthening the work of the road safety organization.
Thousands of businesses in Saxony have to pay back coronavirus aid - and some can barely manage it. According to critics, small craft businesses in particular are facing acute financial difficulties as a result.
The Greens fail with a cycling campaign in the Saxon state parliament. They consider the conditions for cyclists in Saxony to be alarming and call for urgent action.
Gross domestic product in Bavaria is falling for the second year in a row. One sector in particular is in the red.
The new summer flight timetable at the two airports comes into effect on Sunday. Some destinations are missing. However, certain connections will be expanded.
After restrictions since the weekend, train traffic via Halle is running normally again. The reason for the closures was work at the Halle rail junction.
Water is becoming increasingly important for attracting companies. A conference will focus on the future of water management in Lusatia.
Children as speed enforcement officers - the "Blitz for Kids" campaign starts again. Primary school children hand out yellow and green cards to speeding drivers and urge them to be careful.
Transport companies are struggling with rising costs. Passengers are now feeling the effects. The good news: the ZVON service is being expanded on two lines.
The hotel and catering industry is currently having less difficulty finding trainees than it did a few years ago. Nevertheless, it wants to continue advertising its jobs.
A bag containing a lot of cash is left behind on the train from Hanover to Munich. Thanks to an honest finder from Leipzig, it now finds its way back to its owner.
A Saxon mining project is intended to secure Europe's battery supply - but is not prioritized by the EU. Nevertheless, the company is sticking to its plans.
Europe is in a global race for key technologies of the future. The semiconductor industry provides the basis for this with chips. The EU is now calling for a "Chips Act 2.0".
Saxony's farmers demand clear investments and less bureaucracy from the new federal government. Farmers are facing major challenges.
People in Leipzig no longer use their cars for most of their daily journeys, but walk instead. Bicycles and public transport are also being used more frequently.
After the bridge fiasco, Bad Schandau is to receive a new temporary solution quickly. The temporary bridge will be built - even if the old one still holds.
Czech investors EPH and PPF took over the opencast lignite mines and power plants in Lusatia in 2016. Now they are parting ways with the investment in Saxony and Brandenburg. What does this mean?
The audit offices have to keep an eye on thriftiness ex officio. The extended options for taking on debt are therefore viewed with suspicious eyes.
Timber construction is the trend for detached and semi-detached houses in Saxony. However, the rate for multi-storey buildings is stagnating.
According to the employers' association Sachsenmetall, the situation in the metal and electrical industry in the Free State of Saxony is coming to a head. The situation is being compared to the coronavirus pandemic and financial crisis.
Not only companies can go bankrupt, private individuals can also become so indebted that they have to file for insolvency. In 2024, there were more in Saxony than in the previous year.
Two further semiconductor plants are to be completed in the Saxon state capital over the next two years. This will create 3,000 jobs.
Should we leave the interest burden of high debts or a broken infrastructure to our grandchildren's generation? The question of a sustainable financial policy is heating up.
Both of Dresden's mountain railroads are listed buildings and require special care. After the spring inspection, the suspension railroad is now back in action.
Today, the Federal Council is deciding on the multi-billion euro financial package. Saxony's Infrastructure Minister Kraushaar is expecting tough negotiations on the distribution of funds.
Since 2020, the number of breweries nationwide has fallen by almost 100. However, there has been an increase in Saxony.
Police officers have detected several speeding violations during a speed check in Dresden. One man was driving particularly fast.