1:3 in Kaiserslautern: Harmless Dynamos start too late
Dresden fail to score in the first half. By the time Dynamo scored, the game was already over.
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3:1 against Dresden: Kaiserslautern keeps in touch with the top
Second division soccer team 1. FC Kaiserslautern wins at home against Dynamo Dresden. One Finn in particular shines for FCK.
Parade and XXL Striezel: Dresden celebrates Stollen Festival
It is 2.8 meters long and weighs more than two tons: this year's Dresden Giant Stollen. Before it is cut, it first goes on tour through the city center in a festive parade.
Beaver families allowed to stay in Upper Lusatia
A pond owner was annoyed by the damage and wanted to get rid of the animals. Permission to relocate the animals had been granted. However, the administrative court found that the requirements for this had not been met.
Expert opinion: Eleven percent of Saxons with a migration background
In Saxony, one in nine people has a migration background. What a new report on age, origin and integration reveals - and where there is a need to catch up, according to the ministry.
Saxony wants to attract more dentists to the province
For the left, the regulation is "only enough for the hollow tooth". Nevertheless, the creation of a quota for dentists in rural areas is generally welcomed.
Without Prtajin: FCK wants to shake off frustration against Dresden
Only one win from six competitive matches: 1. FC Kaiserslautern urgently needs points. Coach Lieberknecht has confidence in his team, but the goalscorer will be out for a long time.
Significantly more fatal accidents on construction sites
Several fatal accidents have already occurred on Saxony's major construction sites this year. The authorities see a particular problem in the negligence of some builders.
"Everyone needs craftsmen"
Paulina Ließner prefers a paintbrush to a laptop. Across Saxony, interest in apprenticeships in the skilled trades is on the rise - despite digitalization and AI. Or is that precisely why?
Dittrich re-elected president of the skilled crafts sector
More than 5.6 million people work in the skilled trades. Why President Dittrich is now calling for a reduction in bureaucracy and tax relief - and what bothers the Dresden native about politics.
Kretschmer calls for more speed in reforms
"Germany's speed" should not be a snail's pace, says Saxony's head of government Michael Kretschmer and insists on the rapid implementation of reforms.
Transport associations in eastern Saxony want to merge
From 2026, two large transport associations in eastern Saxony want to work together. What will change for passengers and why a standardized ticket is planned.
Kretschmer considers Bas' apology appropriate
Federal Minister of Labor Bas is being criticized for her statements on employers. Saxony's Minister President Michael Kretschmer also has a clear opinion on the matter.
Greens call for an end to private New Year's Eve fireworks in Saxony
Every New Year's Eve causes stress for animals and rescue services. The Green Party is pushing for an end to private fireworks and proposing alternatives.
Folding bike transport: no more "bag rule" on buses and trains
Several transport associations in Saxony are abolishing the bag requirement for folding bikes on local transport. What this means for commuters and travelers in Dresden, Leipzig and other cities.
Zimmermann expects a spirit of optimism at BSW
The Sahra Wagenknecht alliance is set to make a comeback. After failing to make it into the Bundestag, they now want to take off under a new name.
Dresden volleyball players sign talented youngster Rosemann
Florentine Rosemann has already made her debut in the Bundesliga and Champions League. Now the talented player has signed her first professional contract with German cup winners Dresdner SC.
Kretschmer confident about the future of VW in Saxony
What does the future hold for the VW plants in Zwickau and Chemnitz in Saxony? Saxony's Minister President is trying to spread confidence.
Volkswagen: conversion plans for Gläserne Manufaktur in place
There has long been speculation about the future of the Gläserne Manufaktur in Dresden. Now there is a concept for the coming years. What is planned and what it means for the employees.
Four planning offices entrusted with design for new Carola Bridge
The collapse of Dresden's Carola Bridge in September 2024 made headlines. A new bridge over the Elbe is due to be completed in 2031. The tendering process ends in a few days.
Saxony facilitates access to social housing
From 2026, people with higher incomes in Saxony can also hope to receive a housing entitlement certificate. What limits will apply to singles, couples and families in future.
State parliament debates on the ban on firecrackers, pensions and the modern state
The finale is once again full of topics. The Saxon state parliament says goodbye to the year 2025 and wants to discuss controversial topics once again.
Kretschmer sees discussion about pension package as positive
The Bundestag is due to vote on pensions on Friday. Saxony's head of government, Michael Kretschmer, is also gaining something positive from the critical debate.
BSW parliamentary group leader deplores the state of political culture
"A democracy that forgets who it serves has lost its compass," says BSW politician Sabine Zimmermann during her last speech in the Saxon state parliament. She is turning her back on politics.
Kretschmer: EU decision on Russian gas a mistake
Saxony's Prime Minister criticizes the EU's withdrawal from Russian gas. He considers the decision to be symbolic politics.
60,000 euros for Saxony's music scene - competition starts
Anyone active in Saxony's music scene can now apply for the "Popular Music Saxony 2026" competition. A total of 60,000 euros in funding is up for grabs.
Saxony wants to make its water supply crisis-proof
Water is a precious resource. This is especially true in times of climate change. The need for investment and renovation in the water industry is enormous.
Left and Greens against stricter requirements in soccer stadiums
The Left and Greens in the state parliament reject stricter controls in soccer stadiums. They warn against stigmatizing fans and criticize plans for AI video surveillance.
State parliament with penultimate plenary session this year
Water management, bureaucracy, usurious rents: at the penultimate session of the Saxon state parliament this year, explosive topics are once again on the agenda.
Curious BSW appearance: Dierks urges compliance with the rules
BSW MP Rudolph causes a stir in the state parliament with an unusual outfit. The president of the state parliament reacts with clear words.
Saxony is stepping up the pace of road construction
Saxony wants to kick-start road construction. In some cases, the costly planning approval procedure is to be dispensed with in future.
Saxony extends rent freeze as planned
The rent freeze continues to apply in Dresden and Leipzig. The Left and the Greens would have liked more. As things stand, high rents will remain an ongoing issue.
Harry Potter exhibition comes to Dresden
The international Harry Potter traveling exhibition is making a stop in Germany for the second time. From December 19, fans can be enchanted this time in Dresden.
Criticism of increasing Bundeswehr presence in schools
The number of Bundeswehr events at schools in Saxony has more than doubled since 2020. A peace alliance criticizes the fact that humanitarian organizations do not have this access.
Serious knee injury: Dresden goalkeeper out for a long time
Dynamo Dresden have to do without their goalkeeper for a long time. Coach Thomas Stamm promises support and also talks about the substitute.
"Like oil on fire" - trade reacts to Bas' Juso speech
Following statements made by Labor Minister Bas at the Juso Congress, the Saxon skilled trades are sharply critical. President Nostitz speaks of "provocative statements" in a tense situation.
Ryanair return? Saxony pushes for lower flight taxes
Ryanair gone, losses in the millions, looming financial gap: Why Leipzig/Halle and Dresden airports fear for their future - and how Kretschmer is pushing for greater competitiveness compared to Prague.
Glass woman now on display in air-conditioned showcase
The best conditions for a trademark of the German Hygiene Museum in Dresden: the ravages of time have also taken their toll on the Glass Woman. Now the celebrity is being doubly protected.
Dresdner Eislöwen sign Fleming as new head coach
Following the dismissal of head coach Sundblad, DEL bottom team Dresden has found a successor. The Canadian Fleming is supposed to prevent relegation. He knows the league.
Housing associations in the south-east under pressure to renovate
In the south-east, the cost of refurbishment is rising while rents remain low. Housing associations warn: without new subsidy models, the housing stock threatens to become a burden.
More young people start craft training in East Saxony
Apprenticeship contracts in the skilled trades are increasing in East Saxony. Why many young people are choosing regional companies and what opportunities they offer.
Racist incident in Dresden: DFB praises referees and clubs
How the refereeing team and both clubs reacted to the incident in Dresden - and why the DFB highlighted their actions.
No money from the federal government for Saxon railroad lines - criticism
The 2026 federal budget is a done deal. But no money is planned for Saxon railroad lines. This is causing resentment and criticism in the Free State.
Racist incident at the Dresden v Düsseldorf match
During an injury break, a Dresden spectator insults a Düsseldorf player. The latter makes the incident public.
Rossipal and Vermeij again: Dynamo beat Düsseldorf
The first second division home win in 1456 days puts Dynamo in a good position ahead of the Christmas break. However, an apparently serious injury puts a damper on the joy.
End of the curse: Dresden achieves first home win
Dynamo fans had to wait seven games for a three-pointer in their own stadium. In the important second division basement duel against Fortuna Düsseldorf, Dresden has now managed to break the deadlock.
Dresden stollen bakers assemble XXL Striezel
Sweet, huge, mighty: Dresden bakers have put together their traditional giant stollen. If you want a piece of it, you have to come to the Striezelmarkt next Saturday.
Dresden stollen bakers assemble XXL Striezel
Sweet, huge, mighty: Dresden bakers have put together their traditional giant stollen. If you want a piece of it, you have to come to the Striezelmarkt next Saturday.
More than 3,000 people in Saxony are living with HIV infection
Several thousand people in Saxony are infected with HIV. Why Social Minister Köpping demands respect in dealing with those affected.
Dresden volleyball players remain on the road to success
Three days after their opening win in the Champions League, Dresden SC's volleyball players also successfully completed their task in the Bundesliga and clearly defeated Aachen.
Dynamo Dresden sign talent Müller to professional contract
Promoted Dynamo Dresden are still waiting for their first home win of the season in the Bundesliga 2. A defender celebrates his debut in the away win in Bochum. Now comes the next step.
Saxony's daycare needs are falling - but the gap remains
Within five years, the number of young children has fallen by almost 25 percent. An IW study shows the consequences this has for daycare places and long-term planning.
Fewer highway accidents involving trucks in Saxony
There were hundreds of accidents involving trucks on Saxony's highways last year. One section in particular is frequently affected. But the number is falling. The Ministry of the Interior gives reasons.
AfD considers timetable for staff cuts inadequate
The AfD accuses the Saxon government of moving at a snail's pace with the planned staff cuts. According to the AfD, everything needs to happen much faster without weakening schools, courts and the police, for example.
Fortuna in Dresden without El Azzouzi, but "with a broad chest"
Fortuna Düsseldorf are hoping for a turnaround after their win against Magdeburg. The next step out of the crisis is to be taken against relegation candidates Dynamo Dresden. El Azzouzi is suspended.
MPs' salaries could rise again in 2026
Members of parliament are paid from taxpayers' money. This is why an increase in their salaries is always the subject of emotional debate.
Banksy exhibition comes to Dresden
Banksy fans can rejoice: an unauthorized exhibition on the street artist is returning to Dresden.
Saxony trains fruit tree keepers
Orchard meadows are also a refuge for protected animal species. But without care, the old fruit trees collapse. A training course teaches how to do it properly.
Nursing training figures on the rise
In view of the growing number of people in need of care, Saxony urgently needs skilled workers to care for those affected. They are also being sought abroad. The training market is optimistic.
Ifo Institute: Sentiment in eastern German economy improves
Sometimes the sky brightens, sometimes it darkens over eastern Germany's economy. The business climate index of the Ifo Institute in Dresden provides information on this. The mood improved in November.
Media: Ex-BVB squad planner Mislintat in talks with Dynamo
Dresden is fighting relegation - can talent discoverer Mislintat turn things around? Talks are underway, according to media reports.
From flop to find: Advent swap meets take off
In Dresden and Leipzig, dusty objects are turned into new treasures. If you leave something, you can take something else in return. What and where you can swap in December.
Greens declare war on the reed cicada
It is tiny and can cause great damage. The reed glasswing cicada is spreading in Germany and is becoming a problem for agriculture.
Dresdner Eislöwen part ways with coach Niklas Sundblad
The Dresdner Eislöwen pull the ripcord after their twentieth defeat. The newly promoted DEL team relieves coach Niklas Sundblad and sports director Matthias Roos of their duties.
Swine fever restriction zones in Saxony completely lifted
In recent years, Saxony has had to combat two epidemics at the same time - African swine fever in addition to the coronavirus pandemic. An end to the measures for the animal epidemic is now in sight.
Saxony produces slightly more household waste
397 kilograms of waste per capita: Saxony's households throw away more than in the previous year. How much of this is actually residual waste?
Seven ideas for Advent grouches in and around Dresden
Whether observatory, knitting cinema or alternative Advent calendar: how Dresdeners can spend the pre-Christmas period away from the Striezelmarkt and Stollen.
Record losses at Saxony's airports
A loss of 53.5 million euros: Saxony's airports report their worst result to date. What's behind the red figures.
Dresden Striezelmarkt opens for the 591st time
Shortly before the first Advent, the oldest Christmas market in Germany reopens in the heart of Dresden. Tens of thousands will flock there every day in the coming weeks - with consequences for traffic.
IHKs form working group for defense industry
Saxony's defense industry is networking in a new way: a new working group aims to strengthen companies, pool knowledge and give the industry a boost.
Dresden cable cars start the winter season
Their technology has been put through its paces and now the popular historic trains are ready for passengers again. Both lines will be back in operation from Saturday.
Greens complain about lack of school psychologists
In Saxony, one school psychologist is responsible for 5,000 girls and boys - significantly more than recommended. The Greens are calling for more support and an immediate program.
Many icy accidents in Upper Lusatia and the Ore Mountains
Trucks break down, roads are closed due to accidents: In parts of Saxony, slippery roads bring traffic to a standstill in the morning.
Kretschmer praises the Left for constructive cooperation
The Prime Minister's assessment after a year without a majority of his own is positive. He particularly emphasizes the role of an opposition party.
City: Dresden Christmas markets "well protected"
More protection for Dresden's Christmas markets: new barriers and investments to increase the sense of security. What visitors and residents can now expect.
Two out of five women skip mammography screening
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. The aim of screening is to detect the first signs as early as possible. Not all women take up the offer.
SPD leader criticizes BSW: Agreements do not work
According to the Saxon SPD leader, there is a problem with the cooperation with the BSW. Despite criticism, he gives the minority government a positive report card.
No traffic chaos despite snowfall and rain in Saxony
Snow and slippery roads - but so far there have been no major traffic problems on the highways in Saxony. Nevertheless, the traffic service continues to warn of icy conditions.
First parts for Dresden XXL stollen baked
Every year, Dresden bakers shape a giant stollen. It is to be cut on December 6 at the Stollen Festival at the Striezelmarkt. The first pieces of the pastry have been baked.
More complaints about private video surveillance in Saxony
There are limits to private video surveillance. Many operators of cameras on houses or in allotment gardens are apparently not aware of this. Complaints about this are increasing.
High blood pressure particularly widespread in Saxony and Thuringia
High blood pressure often goes unnoticed, but can damage the heart and kidneys. What the AOK Plus in Saxony and Thuringia advises.
Dresden volleyball players advance to the cup semi-finals
The volleyball players of Dresdner SC are still two wins away from their next cup success. The defending champions fulfilled their duty in the quarter-final against Aachen and reached the semi-finals.
Saxony has 325 new master craftsmen
An emotional moment after a tough apprenticeship: In Saxony, a new generation of tradespeople is ready and waiting. There are urgent appeals to politicians to fulfill their hopes.
Sir Donald Runnicles' inaugural concert in Dresden
The Scot Sir Donald Runnicles has been chief conductor of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra since the beginning of the season. His official inauguration now takes place - naturally with works by two of his compatriots.
Dynamo Dresden end winless streak: "Feels good"
Dynamo return to winning ways after nine games without a win. Two gifts almost jeopardized their second win of the season.
Dresden surprises Bochum and ends long negative streak
Dynamo Dresden celebrate their first win in three months, Bochum lose for the first time under coach Uwe Rösler. One VfL professional is particularly sad.
Parliamentary groups push for better early childhood education
Every euro saved has to be paid back twice later, say the Greens, referring to early childhood education. Everyone agrees that it should be improved. But that costs money.
Dresden winter service ready for the season
Dresden starts the winter season: 43 vehicles are on duty to clear snow and ice from roads, cycle paths and sidewalks. Residents are also challenged.
Buga 2033: Investments of 120 million euros planned
The 2033 Federal Garden Show will be held in Saxony for the first time. What Dresden expects from investments in Südpark, the racecourse and the Leuben gravel lakes.
BSW calls for fund for security at major events
Security precautions at Christmas markets and street festivals are now commonplace due to concerns about terrorist attacks. The costs are considerable. The BSW wants a change in funding.
Rotop expands production of radiopharmaceuticals
Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs with radiation power. They are used in nuclear medicine to diagnose cancer, for example. The company Rotop wants to invest in this area.
Greens and Left in Saxony: "We won't go along with everything"
Saxony's governing parties, the CDU and SPD, are dependent on cooperation with the opposition. The Left and the Greens are not satisfied with this - and are calling for change.
Saxony extends funding for "digital classroom"
Robotics, coding, artificial intelligence: a digital mobile classroom brings technology to Saxony's schools. Funding has now been extended until the end of 2026.
Short film day invites you to watch movies together
Whether cinema, living room or Christmas market: Short Film Day invites people all over Germany to experience the diversity of short film together - also in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia.
ZDF report shows everyday life in Dresden's Prohlis district
How do people in Prohlis experience their everyday lives? The ZDF report accompanies residents and shows what makes the district special despite the challenges.
Light into the dark: Special installations beckon here
In the dark season, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia are particularly illuminated in some places. Where there will soon be something radiant to see.
Why there are not public toilets everywhere
While strolling, between appointments, while waiting for the streetcar - suddenly you have to go to the toilet. But where? And how much does it actually cost the cities?
IT employee copies electoral register - investigation closed
The 55-year-old copied the electoral roll with the data of around 430,000 Dresden residents onto an external storage device. He is unlikely to face criminal charges for this.
Ministry of Culture sees trend reversal in lesson absenteeism
The shortfall in teaching at schools is an ongoing issue in Saxon politics. Now, for the first time in a long time, there is a glimmer of hope. However, criticism continues.
Pancreatic cancer: hope after difficult surgery
The color purple is intended to draw attention to a particularly insidious form of cancer - pancreatic cancer. Every year, buildings in Germany are therefore illuminated in purple.