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Europe's largest car manufacturer Volkswagen wants to save billions in the future. Negotiations on the remuneration system are also on the difficult path to achieving this. These talks are now starting earlier than planned.
In Saxony, there is a threat of cuts to addiction counseling. According to the providers, every euro is money well spent.
First the Managing Director of Communications has to go, then the one responsible for sport. Then an interim management solution was installed. Now the main managing director is being extended.
The mills of bureaucracy often grind slowly. The State Directorate of Saxony is endeavoring to speed things up and accelerate investments by large companies.
Saxony likes to praise itself as a land of culture. But tight budgets do not stop at the state's cultural institutions.
In Saxony, many trains are to run without train attendants in future. The German Train Drivers' Union considers this to be negligent for several reasons.
More organic produce on the field means more variety on the plate. Many farmers are now turning to organic farming. Consumer demand is also high in Saxony.
Changes in customs regulations, political crises, cheap competition: "Plauen lace" has been struggling with many problems for years. As a high-priced handicraft, it has been able to survive until now.
The Elbe bridge in Bad Schandau can withstand heavier loads than previously thought. What this means for truck and bus traffic.
Over 200 traders and millions of guests from all over the world: the construction of the oldest Christmas market in Germany is almost complete. In addition to well-known traditions, a large parade returns to the city.
While security concepts are still being discussed in Magdeburg, Dresden's Striezelmarkt is sticking to its plans. Other Christmas markets in the city are also to be better protected.
First the managing director of communications has to go, then the one responsible for sport. Now there is an interim solution in the management of Dynamo Dresden.
Good full-backs have been a rarity in German soccer for years. The situation is more relaxed ahead of the World Cup qualifiers. The national coach provides a droll description.
Heat, drought, forest fires: Saxony wants to take precautions in times of climate change. This was worth a meeting for the security cabinet. Local authorities also have a duty.
Every year, the Federal President organizes a history competition. This time, interest is particularly high. Frank-Walter Steinmeier thinks this is a good sign in the face of increasing disinformation.
Dead wild birds, dead farm animals - avian influenza is also spreading in Saxony. Why bird markets are no longer allowed to take place in the district of Leipzig.
Kraftklub, Trettmann, Silbermond - there is no shortage of well-known artists from Saxony. To ensure that this remains the case in the future, the Free State is focusing on promotion and networking.
Mobile barriers, anti-terror bollards, patrols: Saxony's Christmas markets are relying on new protective measures. What visitors can now expect - and where there are still uncertainties.
Dresden's television tower was a magnet for visitors in GDR times - until it fell into a deep sleep. Now the building is to be reawakened. What the tower should offer visitors in future.
The lower section of the cable car in Innsbruck/Igls is newly built. But approval has not been granted. The risk of falling is too high. Now time is running out. The World Cups in all three disciplines are coming up.
Despite the debate about security following the attack in Magdeburg, the Christmas markets in Dresden, Leipzig and Chemnitz are opening as planned. The security concepts have been revised.
Renting or buying? In Saxony, this also depends on where you live. This is what statisticians know about housing conditions in the state.
She was once a world-class swimmer. Now Ulrike Schmidt gives swimming lessons - at the Aue indoor swimming pool.
In rural areas, there is often only one bus a day. If you don't have a car, you are not really mobile. The bus industry would like to change this, but it's not just a lack of money.
Cannabis clubs are relatively slow to get off the ground in Saxony. There are several reasons for this.
After investing millions, the mining museum in Oelsnitz has an impressive exhibition on hard coal. It has now also won over the jury of the Saxon Museum Prize.
After a tree survey, it is clear that the second old copper beech tree in Pillnitz Castle Park will also be felled. What this means for visitors and the park.
"My God, it's beautiful," says Minister of State for Culture Weimer as he looks at the reconstructed chapel of the Dresden Residenzschloss. This is yet another building block for the palace.
The package of measures to safeguard teaching is attracting criticism: teachers are complaining about work intensification and believe the actual goal has been missed. What does this mean for everyday school life?