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New grid rules are intended to reduce costs by billions and make electricity cheaper. However, suppliers and the industry in Saxony are warning of investment risks - while others believe the reform is overdue.
The CDU party conference in Stuttgart first confirmed its leader - and then its deputies. One of them is a new face.
Leipzig's Bundesliga handball team are usually close to the lead in Wetzlar, but are unable to pull away decisively. In the end, they can live with the draw.
Who kept their word and who didn't? Students on the Master's degree course in Journalism at Leipzig University have developed Germany's first coalition tracker at state level. The interactive tool shows for Baden-Württemberg what the state government has actually implemented in five years - from 433 promises, checked line by line. A project that brings journalism and democracy together.
Torsten Beyer sends a menu with Saxon wines from the Winzergenossenschaft at the pop-up in Weigelts Kochkontor in Pirna
Brown bottles protect beer and medicines from light, but their production has a negative impact on the climate. A team from TU Bergakademie Freiberg has proven in the laboratory that amber glass can also be produced using electricity instead of natural gas. 86 percent less CO₂ would be possible. How this works and what the trick is with the "cold lid" on the red-hot melt.
The flu epidemic is subsiding in Saxony. But the RS virus, which is particularly dangerous for small children, is on the rise. What else a recent report shows.
Uncertainty is growing at Wacker's Nünchritz plant: employees are waiting for clarity on the planned job cuts. Works councils demand binding commitments against compulsory redundancies.
Infineon is opening its new chip factory in Dresden earlier than planned. With this billion-euro investment, the Group intends to meet the growing demand for semiconductors for future technologies.
Saxony's state administration must reorganize itself for cost reasons. The cabinet has issued so-called review mandates to the individual departments. Interior Minister Armin Schuster also sees it as the personnel's turn.
Leipzig should be a "municipality of biodiversity". This is what environmental organizations have in mind. However, construction projects are increasingly restricting habitats for plants and animals.
A flash of electricity in milliseconds, followed by a chemical wave and the tissue begins to grow. Researchers at TU Dresden and the Max Planck Institute have discovered how electrical signals control the healing of organs. A small fish provided the decisive insights.
Free bus and train, discounts and more - but why do some offers end at the district border? Where there are problems for holidaymakers and why the Thuringian Forest sees itself as a pioneer.
The Dresden volleyball team has only reached the semi-finals of the CEV Cup once in its club history. Now the Bundesliga club once again has one foot in the round of the best four.
Ground beetles (Carabidae) are considered indicators of environmental change. This is another reason why researchers are fascinated by them. A meeting of experts is now taking place in Dresden.
Without foundations, funding in areas such as culture, education and social affairs would be unthinkable today. There are currently 688 foundations in Saxony, with 18 new ones added last year. This will continue in 2026.
The next few weeks will decide whether RB Leipzig can play in the Champions League next season. A sense of achievement against Borussia Dortmund is hugely important.
After a sharp slump, the number of building permits in some eastern states is on the rise again. But there are also exceptions.
At Gioia, two passionate craftsmen create culinary delights and enjoyment in a former nursery in Radebeul-Ost
Borussia Dortmund go into Saturday evening's Bundesliga top match at RB Leipzig with a tailwind from the Champions League. BVB have not been defeated in 15 games, but are again without four defenders.
Large predatory fish are becoming rarer, while smaller species dominate. This has consequences for entire ecosystems. Researchers at iDiv Leipzig have analyzed data from almost 15,000 fish communities over decades. Their findings: food webs in oceans and rivers are changing worldwide, even where the number of species remains the same. Why this can pose a threat to bodies of water and what scientists are now calling for.
More space, modern technology and a direct connection to Naumburg: the improvements the new Mireo trains will bring for commuters and passengers from December.
From 18-hour reading marathons to debut stages: The book fair in Leipzig aims to bring the reading community together with new formats and diverse guests.
Security offensive at Leipzig Central Station: state and federal police, the city and DB security forces are on patrol together. And even more is planned to protect passengers.
The housing companies in East Germany have a huge legacy burden to bear - debts from the GDR era. The Left has long been calling for a remedy. Because the debt burden is preventing investment.
The Birman tomcats Hubert and Staller formed a close-knit team in the Allgäu region - until the owner's neighbors moved and Staller disappeared without a trace. Then the police intervened.
A metal that is lighter than aluminum and yet is hardly used - this is now set to change. Researchers at TU Bergakademie Freiberg have spent three years working on making magnesium fit for industry. With hydrogen, clever processes and a new alloy, they have succeeded. The first prototypes prove it: This material has a future.
Minister President Mario Voigt is under pressure due to the withdrawal of his doctorate. He accuses Chemnitz University of Technology of changing the rules of the game in plagiarism proceedings. What is this all about?
Without foundations, funding in areas such as culture, education and social affairs would be unthinkable today. There are currently 688 foundations in Saxony, with 18 new ones added last year. This will continue in 2026.