Erzgebirge Aue lose against efficient Cologne Viktoria
Erzgebirge Aue dominate the game against Viktoria Köln in the first half. The visitors score the goals and celebrate a premiere at the Erzgebirgstadion.
News from Saxony
With two per mille on the A4 - police stop risky driving
Without a driver's license, without insurance and with a blood alcohol level of two: the police stop a risky driver on the A4. It almost came to an accident.
Ruppendorf wins state competition "Our village has a future"
17 villages took part in the state competition "Our village has a future". The winners have now been announced. First prize goes to the Osterzgebirge. The winners have scored points.
Show presents treasures from China's imperial era
Those who don't want to travel almost ten thousand kilometers to Taiwan now have the chance to see numerous rare exhibits in Prague. Many of them come from the imperial art collections.
Cyclist stopped on drugs and with a souped-up pedelec
Without a driver's license, without insurance - and under the influence of drugs to boot: Why a cyclist from Chemnitz is facing several charges.
Hallescher FC condemns violence at the match against Chemie
Pyrotechnics, damage to property and a pitch disturbance: the regional league club Hallescher FC has condemned the incidents at the home match against Chemie Leipzig. The police also had to intervene.
Constitutional protection category "delegitimizers" on the retreat
More than four years ago, the domestic intelligence service created a new category of extremism: "delegitimization of the state relevant to the protection of the constitution". Some people are now saying: We don't need that.
GEW: Unfilled head teacher positions a serious problem
More than 50 principal positions in Saxony are vacant. The GEW chairman sees the reason for this in the high workload and short-term requirements for head teachers.
Stable honey harvest in Saxony - concern about imported goods
Honey fans can rejoice: Saxony's bees have collected plenty of honey thanks to the frost-free spring. But there are also problems.
Aiming for away points: RB Leipzig visit FSV Mainz
After a mixed start to the season, Leipzig are looking forward to the away match in Mainz with mixed feelings. New signing Conrad Harder may become a key figure.
European Peace Ride ends with a festival in Chemnitz
The cyclists on the European Peace Ride have more than 500 kilometers in their legs when they reach the finish line in Chemnitz. There are some prominent names among them.
Dynamo coach: Don't "get carried away" with defeats
Dynamo Dresden have so far been unable to capitalize on their good performances. However, coach Thomas Stamm believes the team remains strong.
Mainz 05 aiming for first win of the season - Zentner questionable
A defeat, a draw and now the first win of the season in the Bundesliga? If Mainz coach Bo Henriksen has his way, now is the time.
Donation: Chemnitz receives 42 works of Expressionist art
A painting by Kirchner, a double portrait by Schmidt-Rottluff: the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz can be pleased about an extraordinary donation. The new acquisitions will be on display from mid-October.
Sale of the Fichtelberg ski resort stalls
In June, the Oberwiesenthal town council decided to sell the ski resort on the Fichtelberg to a private investor. However, the investor recently canceled the notary appointment.
CDU welcomes rapprochement on special assets
The CDU parliamentary group sees the agreement on special assets as an important step. It wants to make concessions to the local authorities on one demand.
Wind power law: municipalities benefit, criticism remains
The government's wind power plans are met with both approval and criticism: while local authorities benefit, the Greens see the energy transition at risk.
Saxony and Lower Silesia intensify cooperation
The two neighboring regions want to get even closer with new projects. Minister Klepsch sees culture and tourism as bridge builders.
Wagenknecht does not want to quit after party renaming
The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) is soon to be given a new name. No reason to quit for the party founder, who wants to continue her involvement afterwards.
Cuts affect barrier-free cultural offerings in Saxony
Despite additional funding in Saxony's cultural budget, there is no longer enough money for many barrier-free offers. What this means for people with disabilities.
SC DHfK Leipzig lets victory slip from its grasp
Leipzig's Bundesliga handball team is on course for success in Göppingen for a long time, partly thanks to its strong goalkeeper. But in the end it was not enough.
Radio Prize Gala in Hamburg - Music and prizes in the spotlight
Once a year, the best radio producers in Germany are honored in Hamburg. At the same time, the hottest musicians come together. The industry shows just how creative it is.
SSG: Initial course set for distribution of special assets
Saxony's cities and municipalities are relying on money from the federal government's special fund to bring their infrastructure up to scratch. Progress is being made on the issue of distribution with the state.
Carola Bridge collapse - state parliament discusses consequences
Saxony's bridges are in the spotlight one year after the collapse in Dresden: Minister Kraushaar draws initial conclusions. The opposition criticizes the infrastructure funds, especially in the municipalities.
Training instead of premier class: Werner sees advantage
For the first time, Leipzig have failed to qualify for international competition. RB head coach Werner wants to take advantage of this.
Kretschmer: Predominant part of special assets for municipalities
The Free State of Bavaria will receive 4.8 billion euros from the federal government's special fund. It is still unclear how much of this money the local authorities are entitled to.
Leipzig coach Werner expects "aggressive game" in Mainz
The task for Leipzig in the coming weeks is clear: automate processes. Coach Werner has high expectations of the Danish newcomer.
Power outage: 10,000 people affected in Leipzig city center
Up to 10,000 people in Leipzig without electricity: traffic lights even failed in parts of the city center. According to the municipal utilities, the cause is probably a technical fault.
East German lifestyle: special status demanded for Simson reimports
The Simson mopeds built in Suhl have a special status: they are allowed to travel at 60 km/h and are therefore more than just an expression of GDR nostalgia. Thuringia wants the same for re-imports.