Asparagus farmers satisfied with season despite late start
The harvest of the popular stalk vegetables continues until Tuesday. Although it started a little later this year, the results are positive.
News from Saxony
From Krabat to Medicus: summer theater in the open air
Saxony's open-air stages are once again inviting you to enjoy theater in the open air this summer. What is on offer?
Bach Festival in Leipzig attracts around 75,000 visitors
Every year, the Bach Festival delights visitors from all over the world. This year, there was even a virtual encounter with the famous composer.
Dynamo Dresden not yet complete at the start of training
Dynamo Dresden, promoted to the second division, start the season. Away from Dresden, however. Coach Stamm's team is not yet complete.
Köpping nominated for election as deputy chair of the SPD
Petra Köpping wants to give Saxony and East Germany more weight: The 66-year-old wants to run for deputy federal chairwoman at the Social Democrats' national party conference.
Saxony's SPD wants to push ahead with AfD ban proceedings
At their party conference in Dresden, the Saxon Social Democrats also discuss how to deal with the AfD. In a motion, they call on the government to take action.
Restored GDR prestige train to roll again soon
The historic express train is not yet operational and technically approved. Interested parties still need a little patience before they can book rides. It was now possible to take a look inside.
Tapinoma ant is spreading - how can it be recognized?
The introduced ant species Tapinoma magnum is being discovered in more and more places in Germany: until now, it was more common in the south-west. Now the first evidence has also been found in eastern Germany.
HSV signs Leipzig goalkeeping talent Dickes
Following the departure of Tom Mickel, HSV has brought in a talented goalkeeper. A 17-year-old comes from Leipzig.
Kovacevic leaves Mitteldeutscher BC
He was an absolute regular for the cup winners. Now, however, the build-up player is looking for a new challenge in the second division.
Construction work: Longer journey times and cancellations on long-distance services
Construction work is underway on important railroad lines in Thuringia and Saxony. This has consequences for many long-distance travelers, for example between Leipzig and Munich.
Greens want to increase citizen participation in politics
The Greens say that co-determination in political decisions creates more trust and greater acceptance. They are therefore introducing a law for better citizen participation.
Exercise in summer: Leipzig Airport tests robotic snow plows
In the middle of summer, the snow ploughs move out at Leipzig/Halle Airport. It's not a mistake in the calendar: the airport is testing self-propelled snow clearing vehicles. Snow is not needed for this.
Lückenkemper wins in Dessau-Roßlau in 10.93 seconds
In Dessau-Roßlau, the wind thwarted Gina Lückenkemper's victory. She misses the meeting record again, but takes a lot of momentum with her towards the World Championships.
Relief for local authorities - Klingbeil wants a quick solution
Companies are to be relieved - but the federal states and local authorities will foot a large part of the bill. A solution is being worked on at full speed, emphasizes SPD leader Klingbeil.
4.3 million euros for pond management in Saxony
The Free State of Saxony is supporting 88 pond farms with around 4.3 million euros. The funds are intended to counteract the increasing drought and enable sustainable pond maintenance.
Saxon SPD confirms Michel and Homann as dual leadership
The old leadership is also the new one: Kathrin Michel and Henning Homann continue to lead the Social Democrats as a duo. Former Minister of Economic Affairs Martin Dulig causes surprise with harsh criticism.
Hundreds dance in Chemnitz for a world record attempt
In the Capital of Culture, the city center was transformed into a ballet studio. It didn't quite work out with the largest ballet class in the world. Nevertheless, the organizers are satisfied.
Applications for flagging at schools in Saxony too
In several districts in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia, it has already been decided that the German flag will be hoisted in front of schools. What is the situation in Saxony?
Saxon SPD elects new board
At the party conference this weekend in Dresden, the Social Democrats want to set the course for the future. Prominent visitors are also expected.
Werner's commitment to RB Leipzig draws closer
For weeks, there was a tug-of-war between Werder Bremen and RB over the transfer fee for the coach. Now the clubs have come very close.
Capital of Culture boosts tourism in Chemnitz
The Capital of Culture program attracts many visitors to the city. The tourism industry is benefiting from this. Contrary to the trend in Saxony, the number of visitors and overnight stays increased up to April.
Filming for the next Dresden "Tatort" this year
Dresden remains an integral part of the "Tatort" map on television. However, crime thriller fans will have to be patient until the next episode.
Sachsenforst warns of high risk of forest fires at the weekend
Little rain, high temperatures and wind have dried out the soil in Saxony's forests. Special care is required when visiting.
Half-sided closure of railroad bridge in Bad Schandau
Drivers should expect waiting times and tailbacks during the investigation next week.
Racist complaint: proceedings against roofer dropped
A roofing company had placed an advertisement in the official gazette of the town of Sebnitz seeking trainees with inhumane restrictions. The investigation has now been concluded.
Study: Saxony needs billions in investment for water
Expenditure on water supply and wastewater is costly. Many facilities in the Free State are also getting on in years. That is why a lot of money is now needed for maintenance and renovation.
Blue-green algae in the Quitzdorf reservoir - authority advises against swimming
Dangerous blue-green algae have been discovered in the Quitzdorf reservoir. Streaking and cloudy water indicate the presence of bacteria.
Teachers working overtime: union rejects accusations
Even though Saxony is paying its teachers more and more overtime, the number of missed lessons is not decreasing. The Court of Audit has criticized this and is now facing a headwind.