Erzgebirge Aue earn a point at SC Verl
The Saxons are lucky for a long time. The team showed comeback qualities in the second half against the top team in Verl.
News from Saxony
In front of Hopp's eyes: Hoffenheim fan protests
After an extremely turbulent week in Hoffenheim, TSG supporters are visibly resisting the influence of a friend of patron Dietmar Hopp like never before.
Chancellor Merz supports tour start in the East
It's been a while since the Tour de France stopped off in Germany. Now an association wants to ensure that it returns soon. There is support from the highest level.
Name dispute in the BSW: country heads with new proposal
The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance wants to do without the party founder in its name in future. But what should the abbreviation BSW stand for? The party leadership's proposal is not catchy enough for some.
Rioting at Oberliga soccer match in Vogtland
Fans get into fights, a fence is damaged, glass panes shatter - the police investigate after the Vogtland derby in Auerbach.
Saxony's landlords hope for a Christmas boom despite price increases
Saxony's restaurateurs are full of expectations for the Christmas season. Why roast goose could become more expensive and what role VAT plays.
Werner is looking forward to "refreshing attacking soccer"
At TSG Hoffenheim, RB Leipzig coach Werner expects an attractive game with an open goal. One regular defender could be missing.
No win again: Things are getting tight for Dynamo Dresden
The turnaround was supposed to come against Nuremberg. Instead, there was another defeat and helpless faces.
Nuremberg still on the way up: 2:1 in Dresden
Promoted Dynamo Dresden are still waiting for their first home win of the season. Coach Miroslav Klose's team, on the other hand, continues to improve after a weak start.
Crowd at the gingerbread market in Pulsnitz
Pulsnitz is something like the capital of gingerbread in Saxony. The delicacy is not only baked here at Christmas time. Fans can stock up at the gingerbread market.
Hoffenheim players unaffected by leadership chaos - only RB counts
The unrest at the club following the Bosse quake has only briefly distracted the Hoffenheim players. They want to prove that with a strong performance against RB Leipzig.
8,000 animals killed due to suspected bird flu
After several dead wild birds in Leipzig, a farm has now been hit: the district of Meißen has taken drastic measures due to suspected avian influenza. What owners must now bear in mind.
New subsidies: Sharing and saving solar power
Anyone who uses solar systems with neighbors or in a club can now collect subsidies in Saxony. Up to 200,000 euros in support is possible. But only if at least two parties benefit.
Riesa steelworks urges concrete measures after summit
Feralpi Stahl in Riesa is investing in green production with a new rolling mill. The industry is calling for political support for the change.
Bobsleigh pilots Friedrich and Nolte convinced by Olympic track
Bobsledder Francesco Friedrich has already won four Olympic gold medals. In February, he wants to win numbers five and six in Cortina d'Ampezzo. Now the first test runs are coming up.
500 million euros for 75 modern trains in Central Germany
More comfort, more space: S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland is investing 500 million euros in modern trains - including WLAN, family areas and barrier-free travel.
Saxon dialect: the mockery is slowly subsiding
The Saxons don't exactly have it easy with their dialect. They are often ridiculed for it. But now they want to make a virtue out of necessity. Young people are also speaking more often in Saxon again.
Anniversary for international pantomime festival in Dresden
Telling stories without words is the fine art of pantomime. Anyone who engages with it will discover an astonishing wealth of variations.
AfD trip to Russia: CSU speaks of treason
The AfD sends a delegation to a conference in Sochi. The CDU and CSU accuse the party of being close to the Kremlin and anti-democratic.
For whom will electricity and gas become cheaper in eastern Germany?
Several eastern German energy suppliers are reducing their prices from 2026, with others set to follow suit. Who can look forward to lower costs? And how much can customers save? An overview.
Agra Bridge near Leipzig to be examined more closely
What is the state of the Agra Bridge south of Leipzig? This will be investigated from today. What drivers need to be prepared for.
Leipzig women's soccer team wins East Germany duel against Jena
RB Leipzig celebrates its second win in a row in the clash against Jena. How coach Daniel Stephan's team won the game.
Democracy Award goes to initiative in Pirna
The Solidarisches Pirna initiative is honored for its democratic commitment. Another award goes to Zwickau. In the eyes of the jury, the award winners have thus rendered outstanding services.
Multi-million investment secures jobs at Unilever in Vogtland
Bagged soups and snack products from Vogtland have customers all over Europe. Now the Unilever Group is expanding production there.
RB Leipzig against 1 FC Magdeburg on Tuesday evening
RB Leipzig will face the only European Cup winners from the former GDR. They accept the role of favorites, but will not underestimate their opponents.
Eastern countries want to benefit from EU rearmament plan
Defense, security and regional strengthening: The eastern German federal states are pushing for targeted EU investments in structurally weak regions.
Before "Unbeliebtico": Werner is looking forward to an attractive game
TSG Hoffenheim and RB Leipzig are rejected by soccer traditionalists. However, both teams are playing some of the best soccer this season. On Saturday too?
Steinmeier honors Kulturfabrik Hoyerswerda
The Federal President visits "places of encounter" throughout the country. In doing so, he wants to shine a light on people who are committed to social coexistence. Now he is coming to Hoyerswerda.
Goethe anniversary: "He gave Weimar soul and world significance"
Goethe came to Weimar 250 years ago - and changed the city. What about his influence on culture, schools and visitor numbers today?