Thüringer HC celebrates clear away win
The Thuringian Bundesliga handball team settles an outstanding score in Neckarsulm. With a 7:0 run in the first half, they lay the foundation for victory early on.
News from Saxony
Schwerin achieves first triumph over Dresden
The SSC lost out to Dresden in the Super Cup and the first leg of the league tie. The Saxons were also better at the start of the third encounter, but in the end it was the champions who won for the first time.
"Take it easy": Mainz fears for Hollerbach
A potentially serious injury to Benedict Hollerbach initially shocks Mainz in Leipzig. In the end, the relegation candidates win anyway. The striker's diagnosis is a long time coming.
Leipzig lose against Mainz after Hollerbach shock
It just doesn't work against Mainz anymore. Leipzig have been without a home win against FSV since January 2022. A serious injury overshadowed the game in the most recent encounter.
AfD youth founds state association in Saxony
The AfD youth organization Generation Deutschland has now also founded a state association in Saxony. It is headed by a city councillor from Bautzen.
Suspected bird flu at Chemnitz Zoo confirmed
Avian influenza has been detected at Chemnitz Zoo. All birds have been tested and the enclosures secured. What happens now at the zoo?
Honking, tailgating, drugs - police stop truck drivers on the A4
A truck driver attracts attention on the A4 with risky overtaking maneuvers and honking his horn. The police intervene - and discover further offenses.
Emergency at premiere - opera singer has to go to hospital
During a Mozart opera, a singer suffers health problems. How he is doing - and why the piece could still be completed.
More flu and RSV cases in Saxony
Flu and RSV viruses continue to spread in Saxony. Which population groups are affected?
Tarnat leaves future of Aue coach Härtel open
The crisis at Sachsen is getting worse and worse. Will Jens Härtel remain coach after the next defeat?
Left-wingers want to further improve tenant protection
The Left Party demands more protection for tenants in Saxony and criticizes the state government for its hesitant action. In particular, it is about the case when a rented apartment becomes a condominium.
Heating costs in Saxony: consumer advocates advise checking
How much are heating costs really rising in Saxony? Why it's particularly worth taking a look at your bills and your own consumption behavior now.
Fearful opponent: Leipzig without a home win against Mainz since 2022
Mainz 05 was once a favorite opponent for RB Leipzig. The 8:0 from November 2019 is unforgettable. But they haven't won at home against Mainz for four years.
Three late goals conceded: Aue also lose against Havelse
Things are getting tighter and tighter for FC Erzgebirge Aue in the relegation battle. Even a team that has been relegated for a long time is too strong.
Second home defeat in a row: FCM treads water
Second division club 1. FC Magdeburg loses the second duel with former coach Christian Titz. The Elbe club lost 2:1 against Hannover 96 and remain deep in the table.
How our brain makes artificial intelligence smarter
Researchers at Chemnitz University of Technology and the University of Magdeburg are working on a new approach to artificial intelligence. Their model: the human brain and its ability to develop habits. AI systems should learn to automate routine tasks - and consume significantly less energy in the process.
Cossebaude reservoir pool to be retained
The Cossebaude reservoir pool is popular with bathers. It is now certain that it will remain open for the next few years.
Dangerous legacy of the gold mines
Every day, dust from huge spoil tips blows into the residential areas around Johannesburg in South Africa. What many people don't know: It contains uranium. Researchers from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf have investigated the extent to which children living near old gold mines are exposed. The hair analyses show clear differences to children from areas without mining.
More than 100 million euros in coronavirus emergency aid repaid
During the coronavirus pandemic, many companies received financial aid from the state. Years later, they are receiving repayment notices.
National handball player Zechel leaves Magdeburg
Tim Zechel is leaving SC Magdeburg after two years. What the international says about his departure - and why his next club is still open.
Countries seal exit from airport funding from 2030
Now it's official: Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt have sealed their agreement on future airport funding. What the exit from funding is all about and how the transition is regulated.
Ifo: East German economy off to a slow start to the year
Industry more optimistic, service providers and retail more skeptical: The Ifo Index shows a mixed picture for the East German economy in January.
Inflation rate in Saxony back above the two percent mark
Expensive food, expensive fuel: Saxony's consumers are paying more again. Which products are now really costing money - and where surprising savings could be made.
Koala offspring at Leipzig Zoo is called Inala
More than 3,000 names were suggested for the koala cub at Leipzig Zoo. Now it has been decided: the little female is called Inala - and according to the keepers, she is developing magnificently.
Warning strike paralyzes local transport in four Saxon cities
Local public transport will come to a standstill in four cities in Saxony on Monday. The reason is a warning strike by employees after wage negotiations failed to produce a result.
Schuster: Germany has long played down left-wing extremism
The Saxon Interior Minister sees failures in the fight against left-wing extremism. He excludes the Free State from this. He demands that the Left Party clearly distance itself from violence.
Upper Lusatia founds its own tourism association
The new Upper Lusatia Tourism Association has 32 members. Small communities in particular should benefit from its work.
Federal government gives green light for several rail projects
The Ministry of Transport has secured the necessary funding for construction projects in Berlin, Saxony and Brandenburg, among others. In addition to residents, freight traffic is also set to benefit.
Ingo Schulze becomes poetry professor in Bamberg
A prominent guest for the cathedral city: author Ingo Schulze will take over one of Germany's most coveted lectureships in summer 2026.