Dynamo Dresden end winless streak: "Feels good"
Dynamo return to winning ways after nine games without a win. Two gifts almost jeopardized their second win of the season.
News from Saxony
Eisenach suffers clear defeat in Lemgo
The Thuringians still have to wait for their first away point of the season. The visitors primarily failed due to their high error rate and conceded a lot of turnovers.
Dresden surprises Bochum and ends long negative streak
Dynamo Dresden celebrate their first win in three months, Bochum lose for the first time under coach Uwe Rösler. One VfL professional is particularly sad.
Twelve minutes of silence in the stadium: fan protests continue
Soccer fans are once again protesting this weekend against possible new security measures in stadiums. Poster campaigns and a large demonstration are now being followed by organized silence.
Parliamentary groups push for better early childhood education
Every euro saved has to be paid back twice later, say the Greens, referring to early childhood education. Everyone agrees that it should be improved. But that costs money.
Winegrowers in the Elbe Valley harvest ice wine
Last season, the ice wine harvest in Saxony was canceled due to the poor harvest. However, the current vintage is better - and the weather is also cooperating unusually early.
Winegrowing summit calls for more visibility for German wines
Less than every second bottle of wine sold in Germany comes from domestic production. How can local wine be brought more into the limelight? A meeting at the monastery should help.
Dresden winter service ready for the season
Dresden starts the winter season: 43 vehicles are on duty to clear snow and ice from roads, cycle paths and sidewalks. Residents are also challenged.
Serbski Sejm: Sorbs are not politically represented
The Sorbian Parliament complains about the lack of political representation of the Sorbs in Germany and refers to international law. It derives this view from a court ruling.
Young wolf shows no fear of humans
Play instinct instead of flight: a young wolf in eastern Saxony is behaving conspicuously. Now it is to be retrained to respect humans.
Ole Werner does not want to be surprised by Bremen
RB Leipzig's home record against Bremen is almost flawless. Nevertheless, coach Ole Werner has been warned. He sees the team developing well at his former club Werder.
Werder want to continue good series with former coach
Werder Bremen are in good shape ahead of the international break. The aim is to build on this - also in a special duel for many players.
Buga 2033: Investments of 120 million euros planned
The 2033 Federal Garden Show will be held in Saxony for the first time. What Dresden expects from investments in Südpark, the racecourse and the Leuben gravel lakes.
BSW calls for fund for security at major events
Security precautions at Christmas markets and street festivals are now commonplace due to concerns about terrorist attacks. The costs are considerable. The BSW wants a change in funding.
Rotop expands production of radiopharmaceuticals
Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs with radiation power. They are used in nuclear medicine to diagnose cancer, for example. The company Rotop wants to invest in this area.
Bus and train travel in Central Saxony will become more expensive
Passengers in Central Saxony will soon have to adjust to higher ticket prices. Subscription customers can save money, however. Where and when prices will rise and which tickets will even be cheaper.
Leipzig's medical study program: 58 high school graduates per place
19,674 applicants for 340 places: Studying medicine in Leipzig is difficult to access. Who else is trained at the faculty.
Avian influenza continues to spread in the Leipzig district
New evidence of avian influenza in wild birds in the Leipzig district: The veterinary office urges increased caution and provides specific advice for owners.
Clemens in court for traffic offense?
Saxony's Minister of Culture Conrad Clemens may have to stand trial for a traffic offense. The state parliament lifted the MP's immunity back in May.
Greens and Left in Saxony: "We won't go along with everything"
Saxony's governing parties, the CDU and SPD, are dependent on cooperation with the opposition. The Left and the Greens are not satisfied with this - and are calling for change.
More than a moped: How the Simson became a political issue
Schwalbe, Star, Sperber, S50 and S51: GDR two-wheelers are now cult. The AfD has discovered the East German theme - other parties are following suit. But a fan from Kassel has his very own perspective.
Discovered in Las Vegas: New artists signed up for the dinner shows in Dresden
Artists who will perform in Dresden in 2026/27 were honored at the Las Vegas Variety Circus Festival. International talent awaits the audience.
New US Consul General in the Southeast
The US Consulate General in Leipzig has a new director: former journalist Jodi Breisler wants to further develop relations between the USA and Central Germany.
BMW invests millions - Leipzig plant gears up for the future
The BMW plant in Leipzig is celebrating 20 years of production - and is setting the course for the future: the car manufacturer is planning to invest a three-digit million sum in the site.
X-ray images of animals in motion
What causes back pain in dogs or broken bones in laying hens? Researchers in Leipzig are looking for answers in a new movement laboratory.
"Cinderella" season begins at Moritzburg Castle
At Moritzburg Castle, everything revolves around Cinderella at the end of the year. Many scenes from the cult film "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella" were filmed here. What the pilgrimage site has to offer fans this year.
Reiche calls for more "risk appetite" and less bureaucracy
Less bureaucracy, more courage to take risks: Federal Economics Minister Reiche sees this as the key to new investments and growth in Germany.
Topping-out ceremony for new science center in Leipzig
The new Centre for Globalization Research in Leipzig is being built at a cost of almost 50 million euros. Which institutes are moving in and when the building is due to be completed.
Saxony extends funding for "digital classroom"
Robotics, coding, artificial intelligence: a digital mobile classroom brings technology to Saxony's schools. Funding has now been extended until the end of 2026.