From 2030, there will be no more state funding for airports
Leipzig/Halle and Dresden airports are to manage without state funding from 2030. Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt are gradually reducing aid. Will that work?
News from Saxony
Biathlete Fratzscher secures last Olympic ticket
Lucas Fratzscher or Danilo Riethmüller - who will be the fifth German to go to the Winter Games? The decision has been made.
Sabine Zimmermann resigns from state parliament
After more than 30 years in politics, Sabine Zimmermann is retiring due to illness. Her seat in the state parliament will be taken over by a communication scientist from Leipzig.
Kretschmer: "Keeping the history of the Hungarian-Germans alive"
Almost 50,000 Hungarian-Germans came to Saxony. Together with Hungary's head of state, the Prime Minister remembers their fate.
Guided tours at Villa Esche in high demand - record number of visitors
Sold-out tours, guests from 16 countries and an architect who even designed the service: why Villa Esche 2025 was a magnet for visitors.
New special camera detects rotten tomatoes and plastic counterfeits
A special kind of camera is being developed at the Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden: it combines artificial intelligence with spectral analysis to detect the chemical properties of materials. The compact technology makes quality checks in factories, recycling plants and fields faster, more precise and more sustainable. From fresh food to single-origin plastic recycling - the development opens up numerous applications.
Disruptions to rail services between Leipzig and Döbeln
Anyone wishing to travel from Leipzig to the district town will have to be prepared for restrictions throughout the day. A train on the line had broken down on the line with gearbox damage.
Game mechanics to help save energy
Playing your way to the energy transition: A new junior research group at the University of Applied Sciences Zwickau is investigating how gamification can help with technological change. Among other things, the researchers are developing an "Energy Tamagotchi" that makes electricity consumption visible and a digital driving trainer for energy-efficient driving. The interdisciplinary team aims to develop practical concepts for business and society by 2028.
What lessons experts have learned from the wave of bird flu
More than 500,000 animals have fallen victim to bird flu in Saxony alone. Why experts expect further outbreaks and why even nationwide vaccinations do not prevent the killing.
What lessons experts have learned from the wave of bird flu
More than 500,000 animals have fallen victim to bird flu in Saxony alone. Why experts expect further outbreaks and why even nationwide vaccinations do not prevent the killing.
34 people are allowed to stay as hardship cases
The Hardship Commission is often the last hope for foreigners who are obliged to leave the country. How many cases did the committee receive last year?
IG Metall warns of job cuts at developer IAV
IG Metall fears for 1,500 jobs at development service provider IAV. This could also affect the Stollberg site in the Ore Mountains. Protest is stirring there.
MBC squad continues to change: Harrison comes, Jelks goes
There is still movement in the line-up at the German Basketball League club Syntainics MBC. The club is now reacting to a long-term injury.
Tour de France in Germany: Berlin integration recommended
A Grand Départ on German roads is taking shape. For the Tour boss, however, the capital should also play a role.
Study on knockout drops: only one in ten cases is reported
Time and again, people suspect that they have fallen victim to knockout drops. But only a few go to the police. A study by Chemnitz University of Technology shows for the first time how high the number of unreported cases is and why those affected remain silent.
Decision to ban advertising for the Bundeswehr unlawful
The Görlitz district council must revoke its ban on advertising for the Bundeswehr. The Saxony State Directorate considers the decision to be unlawful.
Surplus potatoes are distributed
After a good harvest, an agricultural business from Frohburg was left with around 4,000 tons of potatoes. The crops are now being distributed.
How our heart processes signals: New insights into living cells
Researchers at Leipzig University have developed a new method to observe important signal receptors in cells live. Using tiny luminous molecules, they have shown for the first time in living cells how a receptor that helps control heart function works. The discovery: these receptors are not simple switches, but take on different forms depending on the active ingredient. This could enable the development of drugs with fewer side effects.
Klopp happy at Red Bull - Real rumors "media hype"
Jürgen Klopp has been Global Head of Soccer at Red Bull for just over a year. Now he takes stock and explains how he sees his role. He also comments on rumors about Real Madrid.
SPD wants to prevent further school closures in Saxony
SPD leader Homann calls for early action against the threat of school closures in Saxony and calls on all parties to work together on reforms. He sees the need for this in many areas.
"Popmusik Sachsen" honors ideas from the regional music industry
More than 150 entries have been submitted to the expert jury. Now it will be decided which bands, regional festivals or creative projects in Bavaria will benefit from the prize money.
Student companies in Saxony receive funding
Healthy snacks from your own school garden? Saxon schoolchildren are focusing on creativity and are now getting a real boost from the state.
Kampl talks about his brother's death after leaving RB
Following the death of his brother, Kevin Kampl terminates his contract with RB Leipzig. The former Bundesliga professional now reports openly that his father is also in a bad way.
Eastern agriculture ministers oppose EU cuts for farmers
The EU Commission wants to reorganize agricultural funding from 2028 and guarantee less money. This could affect larger farms in eastern Germany in particular. The agriculture ministers want to prevent this.
New measuring adapter accelerates materials research
A new measuring adapter from Dresden is revolutionizing materials research. Researchers at Fraunhofer IPMS can use it to test eight samples simultaneously - a breakthrough for the development of displays, solar cells and sensors. The innovation saves time and accelerates the path to better electronics.
Project for dealing with mentally distressed pupils
Behavioral problems are also on the rise in everyday school life. After a long period of planning, a project has been launched in Saxony to relieve the burden on teachers and school administrators.
MBC also loses at the Seawolves
The MBC arrived in Rostock with five defeats under its belt. In addition to two injured professionals, John Bryant was also missing. Nevertheless, the game was open in the final period, but the MBC missed out on a win.
Nieberg rides to the podium at the Leipzig World Cup show jumping competition
Gerrit Nieberg jumps to third place in Leipzig. The 32-year-old remains penalty-free with Ping Pong, but a Swiss Olympic champion is unbeatable.
Niners Chemnitz remain without a chance
The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team's hopes of springing a surprise against top FC Bayern Munich quickly faded. In the end, they suffered their heaviest defeat of the season.