SC Magdeburg beats RK Pelister without any problems
Defending champions SC Magdeburg keep their clean slate in the Champions League. The team from the Elbe city celebrated their sixth win in six games against Pelister and remain top of Group B.
News from Saxony
Krah demands dissociation from Sellner's remigration concept
The AfD member of parliament warns that if his party does not distance itself from the remigration of German citizens, it will not get rid of its classification as "definitely right-wing extremist".
New solar factory in Zwenkau creates 120 jobs
Solar modules on trucks and buses can supply electricity for refrigeration units or air conditioning systems. They are manufactured in Saxony.
RB coach expects further development - Bakayoko questionable
Leipzig and Augsburg are currently the teams with the strongest duels. Leipzig's coach is counting on further development against what is - statistically speaking - Leipzig's favorite opponent.
Because of yellow cards: Augsburg coach Wagner calls the DFB
Sandro Wagner is an emotional coach on the touchline. This has already earned him three yellow cards in the first seven games of the season. The ex-professional is now even contacting the DFB about it.
Opticians demand less bureaucracy for health insurance benefits
More and more opticians want to turn their backs on statutory health insurance. Why many companies no longer want to take on the expense and what they are demanding.
No shooting - wolves died a natural death
Two dead wolves were recently found in eastern Saxony. The suspicion that they had been shot has not been confirmed. But how did the animals die?
East German heads of government meet in Brussels
How can eastern Germany gain more weight in Europe? At the next MPK East in Brussels, the federal states want to discuss migration and fair funding, among other things.
VW prepares extra shifts in Zwickau
First a forced break, now extra shifts at the VW plant in Zwickau. This is what's behind the car manufacturer's plans.
Last laps for Dresden's park railroad in its anniversary year
If you still want to ride the miniature train, you have to hurry: The locomotives will be rolling through the Großer Garten until October 31, after which the train will be closed for the winter.
Hygiene Museum is dedicated to beauty
It's about much more than appearances. Under the title "Am I beautiful!", the German Hygiene Museum Dresden is completing its permanent exhibition. Over 100 residents of the city contributed to it.
IHK deplores deindustrialization - change of course required
In south-west Saxony, jobs are being lost and investments are failing to materialize. Why the Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the skilled trades are sounding the alarm and what is weighing on companies the most.
More voluntary departures by asylum seekers
Slightly fewer rejected asylum seekers were deported from Saxony in the third quarter. However, there were significantly more who left the country voluntarily.
Number of daycare centers in Saxony down
There are fewer daycare centers and employees in daycare facilities in Saxony than in the previous year. The number of available childcare places has increased. This is shown by figures from the State Statistical Office.
Grassimesse in Leipzig: 140 artists show new works
Young meets established: At the Grassimesse, newcomers and stars show what's hot right now - from ceramics to fashion. Who will surprise us with creative ideas this time?
The risk of wildlife accidents increases with the time change
There are numerous wildlife accidents in Saxony every year. How the time change increases the risk for drivers and what experts now advise.
Democracy researcher: Merz serves resentment
Democracy researcher Oliver Decker sees Friedrich Merz's vague comments on the cityscape as an attempt to feed resentment - without going too far out on a limb.
Chemnitz basketball team suffers first home defeat
The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team compensates for its shortcomings against London with a strong fighting spirit. In a close game, however, it was the visitors who won in the end.
Fewer flights from Leipzig/Halle and Dresden in winter
Fewer flights, canceled routes: Passengers in Leipzig/Halle and Dresden will have to adjust to a significantly reduced service.
Until 2028: National player Semper extends his contract in Leipzig
SC DHfK Leipzig has been given a sign of hope in the Bundesliga basement. National player Semper remains loyal to the team currently bottom of the table.
Ironman series with new German race: 70.3 in Leipzig
It should also help Berlin's Olympic bid. Leipzig gets an Ironman race. 1.9 kilometers of swimming, 90 kilometers of cycling, 21.1 kilometers of running.
Coaching duo remain at 1 FC Magdeburg for the time being
The point in Darmstadt has rekindled the fire at 1. FC Magdeburg. The installed coaching duo is to stay for the time being.
Dixieland Festival Dresden with 33 bands from nine countries
The festival in Dresden wants to make good old traditional jazz more appealing to young people. That is why new formats are constantly being sought. But there are also challenges.
Saxony's cabinet meets in Brussels at the beginning of November
The trip is about Saxony's European strategy. The focus will also be on EU finances and strengthening defense.
How to save the partridge? Experts meet on species extinction
Is there still enough habitat for animals like the lapwing or the partridge in Saxony? Species extinction is also taking place in this country. That's why expertise is needed.
Mobile future lab in Saxony receives new funding
3D printing, virtual reality and AI: the "Fabmobil" is designed to open up digital worlds to schoolchildren. Now there is a cash injection.
Ukrainian receives scholarship for cosmopolitanism and tolerance
In 2009, a murder shook more than just Dresden. A young Egyptian woman was killed for racist reasons. A scholarship commemorates her to this day.
Association calls job losses in the automotive industry alarming
According to the German Association of the Automotive Industry, Saxony is one of the international hotspots for the production of electric cars. But many employees fear for their jobs.
Finance Minister wants to combat money laundering more effectively
Saxony's Finance Minister Christian Piwarz has declared war on money laundering. He also sees experts such as tax auditors as having a duty.