Keeper's own goal prevents Leipzig's third win in a row
First, the Essen women's soccer team lost after taking an early lead, then Leipzig's goalkeeper, of all people, ensured that the relegation candidates won a point.
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Cottbus shoot themselves forward and Aue deeper into the cellar
In an emotional, but not high-class duel in the east, the visitors are the happier team in the end after two set-piece goals. The fans cause an inglorious interruption.
Dynamo fight for a point: 0:0 in Hanover
A win for Dresden at the promotion candidates would have meant another big jump in the table. But it didn't come to that. Ultimately, the Saxons must be happy with the one point.
Setback for Hannover 96: Draw against Dresden and Tomiak out
Hannover 96 only manage a goalless draw against struggling relegation candidates Dynamo Dresden. Worse for the Lower Saxony side, however, was the serious injury to defender Boris Tomiak.
Saxony stops 44 deliveries of counterfeit food
Potency medication in honey and drinking chocolate: In Saxony, 44 deliveries of foodstuffs illegally laced with active pharmaceutical ingredients were stopped. What are the risks for consumers?
Thick air at RB Leipzig: Raum criticizes teammates
This is not the first time Leipzig has squandered a lead. After the 2:2 draw against Dortmund, the captain speaks plainly.
"Görliwood" wants to make people fit for film professions
Hollywood discovered Görlitz as a film set years ago. Studios should also be able to rely on German set personnel for future productions.
Prize and book for the 100th birthday of Erich Loest
On February 24, the writer Erich Loest would have been 100 years old. The custodians of his estate want to mark the occasion by bringing him back to mind.
Bayern chasers BVB salvage a point in Leipzig
Dortmund almost stumble in Leipzig: After 15 games without defeat, it looks like the end of the series. However, BVB saves itself from defeat in stoppage time.
Dresden volleyball players fulfill compulsory task
Between two matches on the international stage, Dresden SC's volleyball players have to compete in the Bundesliga. They master the task against Borken.
Kammlauf: Weather again forces an emergency solution
Only the light version instead of 50 kilometers: Why the popular Kammlauf is being shortened again and what this has to do with the weather.
Accident while turning: Three seriously injured
Serious accident in the Vogtland district: a turning maneuver has serious consequences. The fire department has to rescue a passenger.
Green electricity: What Reich's grid package means for Saxony
New rules for the connection of wind and solar power providers are intended to reduce the high costs of interventions in the grid. However, suppliers and the industry are warning of risks for expansion in Bavaria.
Leipzig under pressure with new goalkeeper against Dortmund
Leipzig are already two points behind the Champions League places. Now, of all times, top club Dortmund are coming to the top match.
Planned electricity grid regulations divide energy sector in Saxony
New grid rules are intended to reduce costs by billions and make electricity cheaper. However, suppliers and the industry in Saxony are warning of investment risks - while others believe the reform is overdue.
SC DHfK Leipzig picks up point in basement duel
Leipzig's Bundesliga handball team are usually close to the lead in Wetzlar, but are unable to pull away decisively. In the end, they can live with the draw.
Peak of the flu epidemic in Saxony passed
The flu epidemic is subsiding in Saxony. But the RS virus, which is particularly dangerous for small children, is on the rise. What else a recent report shows.
Job cuts at Wacker: growing unrest at the Nünchritz plant
Uncertainty is growing at Wacker's Nünchritz plant: employees are waiting for clarity on the planned job cuts. Works councils demand binding commitments against compulsory redundancies.
Infineon opens new chip factory in Dresden at the beginning of July
Infineon is opening its new chip factory in Dresden earlier than planned. With this billion-euro investment, the Group intends to meet the growing demand for semiconductors for future technologies.
State authorities should be speedboats instead of supertankers
Saxony's state administration must reorganize itself for cost reasons. The cabinet has issued so-called review mandates to the individual departments. Interior Minister Armin Schuster also sees it as the personnel's turn.
Associations call for the preservation of biodiversity in Leipzig
Leipzig should be a "municipality of biodiversity". This is what environmental organizations have in mind. However, construction projects are increasingly restricting habitats for plants and animals.
Why guest cards often reach their limits in the East
Free bus and train, discounts and more - but why do some offers end at the district border? Where there are problems for holidaymakers and why the Thuringian Forest sees itself as a pioneer.
Dresden volleyball players win clearly against Mulhouse
The Dresden volleyball team has only reached the semi-finals of the CEV Cup once in its club history. Now the Bundesliga club once again has one foot in the round of the best four.
Experts shed light on the wonderful world of ground beetles
Ground beetles (Carabidae) are considered indicators of environmental change. This is another reason why researchers are fascinated by them. A meeting of experts is now taking place in Dresden.
Foundation landscape in Saxony continues to grow
Without foundations, funding in areas such as culture, education and social affairs would be unthinkable today. There are currently 688 foundations in Saxony, with 18 new ones added last year. This will continue in 2026.
Top match against Dortmund: Leipzig under pressure
The next few weeks will decide whether RB Leipzig can play in the Champions League next season. A sense of achievement against Borussia Dortmund is hugely important.
Slight increase in building permits in the East
After a sharp slump, the number of building permits in some eastern states is on the rise again. But there are also exceptions.
"Precautionary measure": Dortmund's Schlotterbeck continues his break
Borussia Dortmund go into Saturday evening's Bundesliga top match at RB Leipzig with a tailwind from the Champions League. BVB have not been defeated in 15 games, but are again without four defenders.
New S-Bahn trains for the Leipzig/Halle region from December
More space, modern technology and a direct connection to Naumburg: the improvements the new Mireo trains will bring for commuters and passengers from December.
Connecting stories - book fair aims to create encounters
From 18-hour reading marathons to debut stages: The book fair in Leipzig aims to bring the reading community together with new formats and diverse guests.
Most violent crimes nationwide - Deutsche Bahn reacts in Leipzig
Security offensive at Leipzig Central Station: state and federal police, the city and DB security forces are on patrol together. And even more is planned to protect passengers.
Around one billion euros in old debts at housing companies
The housing companies in East Germany have a huge legacy burden to bear - debts from the GDR era. The Left has long been calling for a remedy. Because the debt burden is preventing investment.
Hubert and Staller tomcats reunited after theft
The Birman tomcats Hubert and Staller formed a close-knit team in the Allgäu region - until the owner's neighbors moved and Staller disappeared without a trace. Then the police intervened.
Voigt's accusations against the TU-Chemnitz - what the university says about it
Minister President Mario Voigt is under pressure due to the withdrawal of his doctorate. He accuses Chemnitz University of Technology of changing the rules of the game in plagiarism proceedings. What is this all about?
Foundation landscape in Saxony continues to grow
Without foundations, funding in areas such as culture, education and social affairs would be unthinkable today. There are currently 688 foundations in Saxony, with 18 new ones added last year. This will continue in 2026.
Niners Chemnitz win after two overtimes
The Chemnitz basketball team is moving closer to the play-off places in the Bundesliga. They will need a lot of staying power to win against Heidelberg, who are bottom of the table.
Magdeburg books quarter-final ticket in the Champions League
Defending champions SC Magdeburg remain unbeaten in the Champions League. On matchday 11, SCM secured an early place in the quarter-finals with a win against GOG.
Theater project sheds light on the legacy of Simson in Suhl
An art project aims to tell the eventful history of the Simson and its significance for East German identity from different perspectives. Citizens can get involved.
Dynamo Dresden must pay a fine of 80,000 euros
Dynamo Dresden must once again pay a fine for the misconduct of its supporters. A third of this can be used for preventative measures.
Savings banks granted more loans for residential construction in 2025
East German consumers invested more in their own homes again last year. Meanwhile, the Savings Banks Association emphasizes the importance of private pension provision.
Study: Racism in authorities often hidden in structures
Discrimination in public offices often remains invisible - but it has consequences for those affected. What a new study on racism in German authorities shows.
Leftists warn against privatization of apartments
The Left is calling for a fund to enable cities to buy back apartments. They see tenants as the victims of privatization.
Book Fair cancels presentation of novel by AfD politician Krah
Novel presentation canceled: Due to "massive security concerns", Krah's "The Journey to Europe" will remain without a stage at the Leipzig Book Fair for the time being.
Arrival of the messengers of happiness: The first storks are back
Even if the "runways" in many places in Germany are white and slippery these days due to snow: For the storks, the return to their home breeding grounds has long since begun.
Above-average rise in inflation in Saxony
Prices have risen significantly since 2020 - more than in the federal government. An Ifo analysis shows which areas have driven inflation in Saxony and why employees are still paid more in real terms.
Millions in funding for Saxony's creative industries
Around 81,000 people work in Saxony's creative industries. With millions in funding, their work is to be strengthened and better networked in the long term.
19 Expropriation proceedings for trunk roads in Saxony
The state can expropriate land required for the construction of roads if the owners do not cooperate voluntarily. A number of proceedings are currently underway in Saxony.
Not shocked: Coach Wiegert has ticked off Kiel's defeat
The German handball league leaders are handling the end of their winning streak with aplomb. In the Champions League, it can provide a new sense of achievement.
Train cancellations between Chemnitz and Elsterwerda
Due to construction work, travelers will have to switch to buses. Connections in the late evening hours next weekend are affected.
Border controls extended: Greens see European law violated
Dobrindt is sticking to internal border controls - at least until September. There is no end in sight. Criticism comes from the Greens.
213 million for public transport, footpaths and cycle paths: this is what was built
More e-buses, new cycle path bridges and barrier-free bus stops: How Saxony plans to use funding to advance mobility in 2025.
Knee injury: Leipzig without Gulacsi for six weeks
RB Leipzig will have to do without goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi for several weeks. This is how the club is planning for the time without its experienced keeper.
German Pavilion in Venice remains true to Naumann's vision
The artist Henrike Naumann is dead. But her ideas for the German Pavilion at the Venice Art Biennale remain.
More extremist crimes in Saxony
More new cases of extremism and a falling clearance rate: investigators in Saxony have their hands full.
Wild garlic thieves caught in the Leipzig region
Wild garlic thieves are already out and about in the forests again. How the police are trying to combat the phenomenon.
Collective wage agreement costs Saxony more than half a billion euros
Saxony's collective wage agreement for the public sector entails considerable additional costs.
Drinking water fault in Großschönau rectified
On Sunday afternoon, the water supply failed in parts of the village in the Zittau Mountains. However, the problem was resolved by the evening.
More and more people in Saxony are arming themselves
The number of private gun owners is increasing, and more and more people are applying for a small firearms license. It can't just be down to an interest in shooting sports alone, says Left Party politician Nagel.
MBC signs Serbian Bogicevic as new coach
A breath of fresh air for the MBC: Milenko Bogicevic, a Bundesliga expert, is the new coach. Can he stop the negative streak and ensure the club stays in the league?
Chance proliferation, hardly any points: Leipzig lack a killer instinct
Despite good chances, Leipzig only manage a draw against Wolfsburg. Why poor form is becoming a problem right now.
Doctor: Decrease in alcohol abuse among young people is deceptive
Hospitals are treating fewer and fewer young people with alcohol poisoning as inpatients - in Saxony, the trend is even stronger than nationwide. But the figures are deceptive, says Berner, head of the children's hospital.
Artist for German Venice pavilion: Naumann died
Just a few months ago, Henrike Naumann was selected to co-design the German Pavilion at the 2026 Venice Art Biennale. Now the artist, who was born in 1984, has died.
Niners Chemnitz win basketball thriller in Trier
The Chemnitz basketball team overcomes its weakness on the road in the Bundesliga. They show nerves of steel in the final phase at newly promoted Gladiators Trier.
THW Kiel stops Magdeburg's winning streak
THW Kiel ends SC Magdeburg's impressive run - and can continue to hope for the premier class. An important player extends his contract with the record champions.
No win after boss announcement: Leipzig draw against Wolfsburg
Leipzig's supervisory board member Oliver Mintzlaff demanded qualification for the Champions League during the week. As a result, the team could not manage more than a draw against a relegation candidate.
More and more weapons in Saxony - small firearms license in demand
More than 157,000 weapons are registered in Saxony. That is significantly more than five years ago. Why a Left Party MP is concerned about this development.
One standard too many: Magdeburg slips to relegation place
Second division club 1. FC Magdeburg missed the opportunity to put some distance between themselves and the relegation places. Against Arminia Bielefeld, the team from the Elbe region conceded their eighth home defeat of the season.
Saxony expands semiconductor contacts in South Korea
The "Silicon Saxony" network is growing: Saxony is promoting its semiconductor industry in Seoul. The head of economic development sees many points of contact.
Großschönau partly without drinking water from the afternoon
In Großschönau, drinking water will be unavailable in many streets from 3 pm. The fire department advises people to stock up immediately and take precautions.
Upper Lusatian heath and pond landscape grows
With the expansion of the biosphere reserve, the area now covers 32,000 hectares - plus areas in the post-mining landscape of six municipalities.
Lost the thread: Why Dynamo lost against Elversberg
45 strong minutes are not enough for Dynamo Dresden to extend their winning streak. But everyone knows what needs to be done now.
How a couple from Pegau became Saxony's first state prince and princess
It wasn't planned: the Pegau couple only wanted to be prince and princess in their home country. Now they represent the whole of Saxony - with a lot of passion, family support and foolish enthusiasm.
Leipzig welcomes Wolfsburg and bids farewell to Werner
RB Leipzig want to secure fourth place against Wolfsburg - with captain Raum missing. How coach Ole Werner sets up the team and why Timo Werner is the focus of attention before kick-off.
How a couple from Pegau became Saxony's first state prince and princess
Désirée and Simon Kremers actually only wanted to celebrate carnival in their hometown. After the final decision, they are now representing the whole of Saxony - and are even taking parental leave to do so.
Elversberg overcomes Dresden hurdle and moves into second place
Dynamo Dresden manage to annoy the next top team in the Bundesliga 2 after FC Schalke for long stretches. But Elversberg are cleverer in the end.
Dresden volleyball players fulfill their duty in Aachen
Volleyball Bundesliga club Dresdner SC remains in the race for the best starting position for the play-offs. The team from Saxony won confidently against the Ladies in Black.
After an early double strike: RB women beat Nuremberg
Victory in Hamburg, victory against Nuremberg: The RB women are gaining momentum in the second half of the Bundesliga season.
Pursuit through Pulsnitz after curious emergency call
A 24-year-old woman reports a car to the police that she says is driving in serpentine lines - and gives her own license plate number. It turns out that she was driving with more than a blood alcohol level.
Sharp increase in right-wing extremist incidents at schools
Racist slogans, Hitler salutes, threats: The number of right-wing extremist incidents at schools in Saxony has reached a new high. Teachers are sensitized.
Erzgebirge Aue pick up a point after going 2-0 down in Cologne
Auer already look like the losers at Viktoria Köln. But with good morale and a bit of luck, they managed to draw.
RB coach Werner: Mintzlaff's premier class announcement positive
Timo Werner is officially sent off before the game against Wolfsburg. Leipzig will also have to do without captain David Raum - a new signing moves into the starting eleven.
Coach Seitz stays with Lok Leipzig
North East champions, Saxony Cup winners - the successes with Lok Leipzig last season have had positive consequences for the head coach. Jochen Seitz's future is clear for the time being.
Silent commemoration remembers the destruction of Dresden in 1945
The commemoration of the destruction of Dresden in 1945 began with a minute's silence. In the evening, a human chain is to set an example for reconciliation and cohesion.
Funding for year-round tourism
Saxony is once again offering support for tourist attractions that attract visitors all year round. The Aufbaubank will be accepting applications from March 19.
Left: Housing refugees in vacant apartments
Lots of empty apartments in Saxon cities, but no room for migrants? The Left Party does not want to accept this and is calling for more accommodation outside of hostels.
Saxony launches campaign on violence against women
The figures are depressing, and the number of unreported cases is probably even higher. One in three women experience violence in the course of their lives. A campaign now aims to encourage those affected and raise awareness among others.
Reunion with former club: Schäfer believes Wolfsburg can be saved
Marcel Schäfer was a player, sports director and managing director at VfL Wolfsburg. The Leipzig boss will meet again on Sunday.
Concerns about structural change in Upper Lusatia
Is Upper Lusatia bleeding to death in the face of structural change? The region is characterized by emigration and jobs are still falling by the wayside. Local politicians are finally demanding more speed.
Dresden commemorates the destruction of the city in February 1945
Many wounds from the bombing of Dresden shortly before the end of the Second World War have disappeared. But the tragedy will always remain in the city's memory.
AfD leader Chrupalla employs wife of a party colleague
Recently, the AfD Saxony-Anhalt was criticized for employing family members of MPs. Now party leader Chrupalla has spoken out about his own constituency offices.
Köpping criticizes cuts to integration courses
New language, new culture and history - integration courses are supposed to make arriving in Germany easier. But the Federal Ministry of the Interior wants to make savings here. This is causing criticism.
Dresden Town Hall Tower permanently open to visitors from summer
From a height of 68 meters, visitors will once again be able to enjoy the view of the state capital from July at the latest. The peregrine falcons will decide when exactly it starts.
Hammer throw vice world champion Hummel at the meeting in Dresden
The hammer throw is now also part of the program at the Golden Oval at the end of May. The World Championship silver medallist will also be competing.
Right-wing extremism: 15 new suspected cases at the police station
How do the police react to new suspected cases of right-wing extremism? Disciplinary proceedings and dismissals show: There are consequences.
Ofarim annoyed by statements on the Leipzig trial
Gil Ofarim is the king of the jungle - which doesn't just move fans of reality TV. Now the musician talks about his handling of the Leipzig trial and says that he has no "secret deal with RTL".
Werner's anger at the referees: "Absolute madness"
Leipzig coach Ole Werner is very angry after the quarter-final knockout at FC Bayern. The referees infuriate him. One of his players only feels sorry for the referees.
Ofarim is annoyed about his own statements on the trial
Gil Ofarim is the king of the jungle - something that not only moves fans of reality TV. Now the musician talks about his statements that caused a lot of questions in the jungle camp.
Saxony's health insurance funds defend telephone sick notes
Telephone sick notes are criticized throughout Germany. However, Saxony's health insurance companies see no evidence of abuse - and point to other causes for high absenteeism.
Double strike in three minutes: Bayern again Leipzig nightmare
A lack of intensity for a long time. But FC Bayern only need a double strike against RB Leipzig in the DFB Cup quarter-finals. Berlin can come.
Niners Chemnitz collapse in the final quarter
Nothing is at stake for the Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team in their last Eurocup group game. They can get over the defeat in Ankara. Now the round of 16 awaits.