Record losses at Saxony's airports
A loss of 53.5 million euros: Saxony's airports report their worst result to date. What's behind the red figures.
News from Saxony
Dresden Striezelmarkt opens for the 591st time
Shortly before the first Advent, the oldest Christmas market in Germany reopens in the heart of Dresden. Tens of thousands will flock there every day in the coming weeks - with consequences for traffic.
IHKs form working group for defense industry
Saxony's defense industry is networking in a new way: a new working group aims to strengthen companies, pool knowledge and give the industry a boost.
Full closure of bridge over tracks in Bad Schandau before the end
The work on the slope went faster than expected: cars can already drive over the railroad bridge again today.
Dresden cable cars start the winter season
Their technology has been put through its paces and now the popular historic trains are ready for passengers again. Both lines will be back in operation from Saturday.
Freiberg's university library wins prize for AI idea
The Saxon Library Prize 2025 is funding the AI concept of the University Library of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg with more than 10,000 euros. How the idea could change everyday life in libraries.
Coal phase-out: population decline in rural areas
The lignite mining regions in Lusatia and Central Germany are facing major changes due to the coal phase-out. According to one analysis, rural regions could shrink significantly by 2038.
Insolvency application: eSchwalbe has crashed
The Munich-based company Govecs has been manufacturing electric scooters under the name of the moped brand popular in the GDR for several years. Now it has to go to insolvency court.
After Munch comes Claus: New art show attracts visitors to Chemnitz
With the major Munch exhibition, the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz have presented a highlight in the Capital of Culture program. Now the museum is turning its attention to an internationally acclaimed artist from the region.
Commercial construction booms in the East - public construction weakens
The East German construction industry is reporting more orders - mainly thanks to individual large-scale projects. How this is affecting commercial construction, residential construction and public construction.
RB Leipzig travels to training camp with women and men
RB travels to Portugal before the start of the season at FC St. Pauli. The women's team is also preparing in the Algarve.
Greens complain about lack of school psychologists
In Saxony, one school psychologist is responsible for 5,000 girls and boys - significantly more than recommended. The Greens are calling for more support and an immediate program.
Train chaos between Prague and Dresden
More than 90 minutes delay and canceled trains: A damaged overhead line is causing problems. How long will the disruption last?
Many icy accidents in Upper Lusatia and the Ore Mountains
Trucks break down, roads are closed due to accidents: In parts of Saxony, slippery roads bring traffic to a standstill in the morning.
Light art, mountain parade, rave: goodbye Capital of Culture 2025
Chemnitz bids farewell to the European Capital of Culture 2025. What visitors can expect at the finale - and the best way to get there.
Light art, mountain parade, rave: goodbye Capital of Culture 2025
Chemnitz bids farewell to the European Capital of Culture 2025. What visitors can expect at the finale - and the best way to get there.
Black Friday in Saxony: big opportunity or big trap?
Discounts that only appear to offer savings and fake stores that are becoming increasingly brazen: What Saxony's consumers need to know now to avoid falling into the Black Friday trap.
High, higher, highest: candle arch lights up on wind turbine
If a light on Steffen Flämig's candle arch is broken, he has to go up to lofty heights. Because his candle arch shines high up on a wind turbine. It is switched on at the weekend.
Avian influenza spreads in the district of Bautzen
Following the discovery of infected swans and a wild goose, there is growing concern about avian influenza in Bautzen. Why the veterinary office is now recommending special protective measures to keepers.
Kretschmer praises the Left for constructive cooperation
The Prime Minister's assessment after a year without a majority of his own is positive. He particularly emphasizes the role of an opposition party.
City: Dresden Christmas markets "well protected"
More protection for Dresden's Christmas markets: new barriers and investments to increase the sense of security. What visitors and residents can now expect.
Knee problem: Setback for young international Ouédraogo
He has just had a perfect week in the DFB jersey and at RB Leipzig - and now there is a setback. Ouédraogo is out for the time being. Another player suffers a broken nose.
Program for "Theater of the World" festival takes shape
International perspectives meet Capital of Culture heritage: a high-caliber jury forms in Chemnitz for the final selection of projects ahead of the 2026 festival launch.
Renovation of the A4 Königshainer Berge tunnel nearing completion
New emergency call cabins, more fire sensors: the A4 tunnel near Görlitz is becoming more modern and safer. The end of the construction work is in sight.
After overhead line damage: No all-clear for rail commuters
There are still delays and detour on the railroad line between Berlin and Dresden. A truck had damaged the overhead line at a level crossing. Repairs are ongoing.
Youth series about the GDR wins international Emmy
An MDR series about the everyday lives of young people in East Germany before reunification has won the coveted television prize in one of the children's categories. Another German entry came away empty-handed.
New safety measures needed on the Störmthal Canal
The Störmthal Canal near Leipzig has been closed for four and a half years due to safety problems. Now there is a new assessment of the danger situation.
Two out of five women skip mammography screening
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. The aim of screening is to detect the first signs as early as possible. Not all women take up the offer.
Robert Schumann Prize awarded to New York pianist
Tiffany Poon inspires hundreds of thousands as a pianist and influencer - now she is being honored with the Schumann Prize. She is one of the youngest prizewinners.