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In the age of social media, misinformation is booming and spreading at breakneck speed. This is dangerous for a democracy. The Office for the Protection of the Constitution is also concerned.
Berlin is short of money, and the Bayreuth Festival also has to make savings. Several major art academies in Germany, from NRW to Bavaria, are now sounding the alarm about the cultural cuts.
Bavaria was the first Free State among the federal states, followed by Saxony and Thuringia. All three want to cooperate more closely in future - probably also against the backdrop of recent election results.
Out-of-control social spending, empty coffers, investment backlog: German cities are crying out for help ahead of the Bundestag elections.
For two years now, people in Saxony have been able to request information from the authorities on draft legislation, studies or reports, for example. The commissioner wants to extend this right.
New year, old problems. The housing cooperatives in Saxony have been talking about the same old problems for a long time. It is difficult to spread a positive mood, says the association.
There are many questions, but not all of them have been answered yet. The police operation at the AfD federal party conference in Riesa continues to occupy people's minds. The parties are drawing different conclusions.
The Saxon state capital is threatened with a ten percent cut in local transport services. Criticism of the cost-cutting plans is growing louder and louder.
Saxony was previously regarded as a model state for fiscal policy - with solid budget management and little debt. However, the reserves have now largely been used up. Now it's time to get down to business.
The Office for the Protection of the Constitution has classified the Saxon AfD as right-wing extremist. The party's complaint was rejected. The state association of the AfD Saxony is relying on the main proceedings.
In the previous year, 936 people were deported from Saxony - a third of whom were convicted criminals. Meanwhile, plans for a departure center are progressing.
The CDU and SPD are dependent on the votes of other parties to pass resolutions. The minority government therefore wants to involve all parliamentary groups. The AfD doubts the seriousness of the proposal.
The Office for the Protection of the Constitution has classified the AfD in Saxony as right-wing extremist. The Higher Administrative Court rejected an appeal by the party. The AfD was finally defeated.
Significantly fewer state lists were received by the state returning officer this year.
Just over a week ago, the parties in Saxony put up their first election posters. Several teams were injured, threatened or insulted in the process. One party in particular was affected.
The Saxon SPD is putting up a fighting fight in the election campaign for the Bundestag elections. They want to fight for every percentage point.
5,300 election workers are needed in Leipzig for the Bundestag elections. Based on the number of volunteers registered, this should be easily achievable.
The police arrive at an alleged birthday party in Dresden. There they encounter two right-wing scene bands and visitors.
The Bundestag election falls during the Saxon vacations. The deadlines are also shorter. Postal voters should therefore hurry.
The general election is just around the corner. The parties in Saxony feel prepared - at least the membership trend gives them hope.
Three large asylum shelters in each of the three regions of Chemnitz, Leipzig and Dresden - that is the strategy of the Free State of Saxony. One of the facilities is to be located in Waldheim.
The table is set and expectations are high. Until now, Chemnitz has been considered more of a gray mouse. As European Capital of Culture, the industrial city is now set to be in the spotlight for a whole year.
Many British military vehicles will be on the road in several federal states over the next few days. The convoys are up to one kilometer long. What drivers should look out for.
A committee of inquiry in the state parliament is to investigate the criticism of the Saxon government during the coronavirus pandemic. There is already disagreement over formalities.
Dresden's annual commemoration is more than just a reminder of the city's destruction at the end of the Second World War. The focus is also always on sites of National Socialist violence.
In Saxony, two committees are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic - a parliamentary committee of inquiry and a commission of inquiry. The committee of inquiry is now starting its work.
The Saxon Refugee Council repeatedly draws attention to cases in which asylum seekers are deported despite difficult personal circumstances. The criticism continues.
In the Saxon state parliament, the first session of the new year is all about personnel. The parliamentary bodies and committees are elected and filled.
Chancellor Scholz answers questions from citizens at a town hall event in Chemnitz. He also discusses the future of pensions.