Kretschmer: VW site in Zwickau has a future
The mood in Zwickau is bad. Many people there work for Volkswagen - and are unsure whether this will continue to be the case in the future. Minister President Kretschmer has no doubts.
News from Saxony
VW: Chip supply also secured next week
VW can continue production for the time being despite the supply problems with semiconductors. There will still be enough chips next week.
Kraushaar: The East needs more speed in rail transport
The East must not be a siding of German transport policy, says the Saxon Infrastructure Minister. It is unclear whether this has reached the responsible ministry in Berlin.
Goose farmer Eskildsen: Only vaccination helps against bird flu
More than 500,000 animals have already been killed this year to contain bird flu. The Saxon goose farmer Eskildsen sees only one long-term solution.
State parliament with debates on right-wing extremism Rail transport
The term cityscape is on everyone's lips these days. The Left Party in the Saxon state parliament sees completely different problems in the cityscape than Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Dancing nuns and powerful sound - Lindemann's tour kick-off
Till Lindemann starts his solo tour with provocative images in front of more than 10,000 fans in Leipzig. The tour leads through Europe - and as far as Australia.
Niners Chemnitz down Ulm
Chemnitz's Bundesliga basketball team put on a thrilling duel with the runners-up in the Eurocup. After squandering the lead, a furious final phase brings home victory.
Thüringer HC without a chance in Dortmund
The Thuringian Bundesliga handball players were unable to build on their recent performances at BVB. They were almost hopelessly behind at the break.
Dresden volleyball players no chance in Stuttgart
After winning the Supercup and their first two victories in the Bundesliga, Dresden suffered a clear defeat.
22 hours in St. Thomas Church: all Bach organ works
Johann Sebastian Bach wrote over 200 pieces for the organ. They can now all be heard in succession in St. Thomas Church.
Köpping wants more speed in the integration of refugees
The number of refugees who have a job is increasing. Nevertheless, many are still dependent on social benefits. The AfD considers the benefits to be too high.
Karat singer Claudius Dreilich is in love again
Belinda is followed by Assol: the Karat singer talks about his new love and the challenges of a relationship with an artist.
Refugee Council criticizes deportation of Iraqi family
The fact that refugees are also deported at night is controversial. There is now another such case in Saxony. It immediately causes criticism.
Avian flu - first suspected cases in wild birds in Saxony
Even though no farm animals in the state have been affected by avian influenza to date, the ministry urgently recommends compulsory stabling - because the risk is increasing.
New exhibition about the world of insects in Dresden
How important are insects for our lives? A new exhibition at the Senckenberg Nature Museum in Dresden invites visitors to discover their diversity in more detail.
Training figures in the skilled trades at a ten-year high
More trainees are starting out in the eastern Saxon trades than at any time in the last ten years. The profession of motor vehicle mechatronics technician is in particularly high demand.
Cameroonian cultural heritage to be researched
Around 500 cultural objects from Cameroon are being researched in German museums. The aim is to reconstruct their history together with experts from Cameroon.
Heated Hertha-Dynamo duel: Spranger believes the city is prepared
More than 74,000 fans, rival camps and a double match day: How Berlin is preparing for the high-risk match between Hertha and Dynamo and possible riots.
Preparations for the Striezelmarkt underway
It's not even November yet, and the Christmas spirit is already spreading across the Altmarkt: The construction of the 591st Dresden Striezelmarkt begins.
Minister: sense of security among the population is eroding
Saxony's Minister of Justice has clear words in the debate on internal security. She doesn't use the word "cityscape", and yet that's exactly what it's all about.
485 books submitted for the Leipzig Book Fair Prize
Fewer submissions than last year, but there is still plenty to choose from: the jury for the Leipzig Book Fair Prize has to sift through 485 titles - and select the best works in three categories.
Saxon authors on a reading tour through 65 libraries
20 authors from Saxony read from new works in libraries. From poetry to crime fiction - the literature forum brings stories to all regions of the Free State.
Christmas tree for Leipzig comes from Vogtland again
A 21-metre-high spruce from the Vogtland region becomes the focal point of Leipzig's Christmas market. More than 3,000 lights and 300 baubles adorn the tree.
Neubauer on the "cityscape" debate: "The problem is men"
Luisa Neubauer accuses Chancellor Friedrich Merz of missing the point in the debate on security. What bothers the climate activist about the chancellor's stance.
Saxony: 240 dead wolves found in 25 years
Traffic, poaching, territorial warfare: 240 dead wolves have been found in Saxony in 25 years. Most of them died in road traffic.
Saxon state parliament votes on broadcasting reforms
The State Broadcasting Reform Treaty requires the approval of all federal states. Now it is Saxony's turn. A close vote is expected.
Death overshadows RB Leipzig's victory in Cottbus
The confident performance of the Bundesliga soccer team quickly fades into the background. A fan dies in Cottbus hospital following a medical emergency.
After a medical emergency: Leipzig fan dies in Cottbus
The Leipzig fans stop their support after the break. They mourn the death of a fan in Cottbus.
Globalfoundries invests 1.1 billion euros in expansion
Chip manufacturer Globalfoundries in Dresden wants to speed up its production with its "Sprint" project. The Federal Chancellor is present when the plans are presented