BUND launches project on lynx in Saxony
The lynx is once again a native forest dweller in Saxony - at least in the western Ore Mountains. The reintroduction of the predator is to be accompanied by an educational project.
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Muslic ahead of Dresden game: "Full focus: home win"
After four games without a win, league leaders Schalke now want to get back to winning ways against Dresden. Coach Muslic is banking on self-confidence and a star striker in the starting eleven.
Gruda's Leipzig mission: European Cup and World Cup opportunity
A car journey of more than 1,000 kilometers, prominent fans like Messi and Müller: What makes Leipzig's new signing Brajan Gruda special.
People in Saxony are absent less often due to illness
The number of days of absence in Bavaria is higher than in other countries. What reasons people often have for taking days off work.
African swine fever eradicated in Saxony
After 2,398 cases and 830 kilometers of protective fencing, there is no longer any evidence of African swine fever in Saxony. After five and a half years, ASF is considered eradicated. What's behind the feat.
Justice Minister in favor of tightening juvenile criminal law
Should 12-year-olds be sent to prison in future? The debate on tougher juvenile criminal law divides the parliamentary groups in the state parliament.
Start of the vacations: many visitors to the slopes expected in the Ore Mountains
The winter vacations also start in Saxony this weekend. Conditions on the ski slopes are currently ideal for winter sports holidaymakers - and are likely to remain so.
Exhibition shows classic car legends from Zwickau
Myth on four wheels: Only seven Horch 855 special roadsters were ever built, one of which is now on display in Zwickau. It is dedicated to historic luxury cars with eight-cylinder engines.
Saxony showcases medical technology innovations at Expo in Dubai
Saxony's medical technology companies present digital solutions for clinics and medical practices at the Expo in Dubai. What the industry expects from the trade fair.
Saxon state parliament struggles with technical problems
The state parliament in Dresden is sometimes quite noisy. At the 25th session of the current legislative period, it was, of necessity, unusually quiet.
Leipzig Book Fair attracts with 2,000 readings and stars
More than 2,000 readings, 300 locations, one goal: to connect stories. What literary surprises await visitors in Leipzig?
Pupils with dyscalculia should receive compensation
From the 2026/27 school year, children with dyscalculia in Saxony will receive targeted support.
Fear of the report card: Child Protection Association offers help
Half-year reports can cause stress - the Saxony Child Protection Association offers children, young people and parents support with worries about grades and reactions.
New hope for blood cancer patients after stem cell transplantation
Researchers in Leipzig have developed a new method to prevent dangerous rejection reactions after blood stem cell transplants. The Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy and Immunology treats donor cells with special antibodies prior to transplantation. Unlike previous approaches, this therapy does not weaken the entire immune system. Initial tests in the laboratory have been very promising.
Driving instructors' association: Reform does not make driving license cheaper
A driving license costs more than 3,000 euros. The federal government's plans to reduce costs are met with skepticism by driving instructors in Bavaria.
Traffic jams in Saxony are getting longer - record on the A4
Almost 1,000 hours more traffic jams on the A4: New Year's Eve brought a record length of 512 kilometers. What's behind the traffic jam chaos and why could there be even more waiting times in 2026?
State parliament debates reform of juvenile criminal law
Wages, freedom of expression, public holidays: in addition to juvenile criminal law, other controversial topics are on the agenda in the Saxon state parliament.
Joachim Gauck honored with the Bridge Prize in Görlitz
The former Federal President has been honored for his commitment to freedom and a united Europe. Why the prize goes to him this year.
Thüringer HC celebrates commanding home win
The Thuringian Bundesliga handball team leaves no doubt about its success against Göppingen right from the start. They impress in offense in a fast-paced game.
Niners Chemnitz reach Eurocup round of 16
The Chemnitz basketball team is lagging behind in the Bundesliga. Things are going much better in the Eurocup.
Dresden volleyball players no chance against Ankara
Following their defeat in the Eastern classic in Schwerin, the Dresden SC volleyball team also lost heavily in the Champions League four days later.
State parliament votes in favor of Bildungszeit - CDU also votes against
In Saxony, too, employees will soon have a statutory right to time off for education. This was a hard-fought issue for years. In the end, the bill was submitted to parliament as a popular motion.
State parliament agrees on Yad Vashem branch office in Saxony
The Saxon state parliament is rarely of one mind. However, all parliamentary groups are in favor of a branch of the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem.
Seven matches canceled: Magdeburg II and Halle wait and see
The Regionalliga Nordost is facing the threat of another matchday cancellation. Seven of nine matches have already been canceled due to the wintry weather.
Suspected tuberculosis at Kamenz school not confirmed
Another suspected case of tuberculosis at a school in Kamenz has not been confirmed. What the public health department has to say about the investigations and the situation for the population.
Ceremony in the stadium: Erzgebirge Aue celebrates its 80th birthday
Erzgebirge Aue is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a special ceremony. A colorful, feature-length program is promised.
IHK survey: One in four companies expects job cuts
The mood in Saxony's economy remains depressed: more than a third of companies are reporting declining sales, many fear rising labor costs and see little progress in reforms.
Free Voters call for local authorities to have veto rights over wind power
According to the Free Voters, the expansion of wind energy in eastern Germany is facing an acceptance crisis. They are therefore calling for local authorities to have a say.
Saxon inland ports draw a positive balance for 2025
Despite construction sites and bridge collapse: Saxony's ports are increasing their cargo throughput. Nevertheless, the outlook for 2026 remains cautious.