RB Leipzig will be without new signing Rocco Reitz for several weeks following his dream debut. The 20-million-euro transfer will be sidelined due to a thigh injury. | more
RB Leipzig wants to prevent David Raum from leaving on a free transfer in the summer of 2027. Talks about a contract extension are set to begin as early as September. | more
Dynamo Dresden has parted ways with Thomas Blümel—the Honorary Council has determined that he violated his obligations. | more
The bridge had unexpectedly collapsed in September 2024. The city council has now made a decision on the design for the new bridge. | more
Electricity is more expensive in Germany than in other industrialized countries. Several state premiers from eastern Germany are therefore calling for lower prices so that Germany can remain competitive. | more
Trains have been running on the nearly 40-kilometer-long route between Nossen and Meissen for over 150 years. After years of wear and tear, the track has now been refurbished to accommodate heavier freight trains. | more
At Kastenmeiers in Dresden, Ann Gol’dor is exhibiting large-format works that blend painting, photography, and material art through October 9, 2027. Admission is free. | more
How can the raccoon population be controlled in a way that is both humane and sustainable? The Green Party is focusing on new approaches rather than relying solely on hunting. | more
Two new signings could step in for Reitz and Gruda. How Demichelis is addressing Leipzig's personnel issues and what role Nkunku might play in Bremen. | more
Leipzig commemorates the courage of tens of thousands of demonstrators during the Peaceful Revolution with a festival of lights. Fascinating installations, prayers, and speeches bridge the past and the present. | more
Despite new standards for language and developmental assessments, the federal government is significantly cutting funding for daycare centers. There has been strong criticism from Saxony. | more
After the death of her husband, Werner Tübke, she devoted herself to managing his estate. Brigitte Tübke-Schellenberger has now passed away at the age of 95. | more
In the season opener against Gladbach, Rocco Reitz scored his first goal for RB Leipzig. Now the new signing will be sidelined for several weeks. | more
Museums in rural Saxony see their very existence threatened by planned budget cuts. The Museum Association warns of further closures and is calling for revisions to the draft budget. | more
Tourism Minister Barbara Klepsch lends a hand during the grape harvest. Why she sees potential for Saxony in wine tourism. | more
From September 18 to 20, 2026, Radebeul will combine its fall and wine festival with the International Traveling Theater Festival in Altkötzschenbroda—under the theme “L’amore.” | more
Initials and graffiti on rocks or damaged trail signs: Removing the traces of vandalism in Saxon Switzerland costs not only time but also taxpayer money. | more
In Berlin and the surrounding area, many people are familiar with the König car dealership. The company, which has been in business for decades, has now filed for bankruptcy. | more
14 transfers, plenty of second-division experience, and two last-minute loans: Dynamo is rebuilding its roster after avoiding relegation. | more
Since joining the team, Reaves has hardly ever missed a game—but now the American will be sidelined for at least six weeks due to a serious injury. | more
His goals remain just as unforgettable as his style of play as a left winger. Eberhard Vogel captivated fans and opponents alike—far beyond the borders of the GDR. | more
The Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden is making its musical mark at several European festivals. A concert in Germany is also on the schedule. | more
After a difficult few months in Leipzig, Bitshiabu is hoping for a fresh start in Istanbul. Here's what Galatasaray can expect from the young French player. | more
About 80 jobs will be preserved following the bankruptcy of the discount retailer Groschen Markt. However, most locations will continue to operate under new names. | more
Long-distance swimmer Joseph Heß has done it: He swam 2,850 kilometers from the source to the mouth of the Danube—and encountered low water levels along the way. | more
Taiwan is a leader in the production of all types of chips. In the high-tech race with other countries, Germany aims to leverage Taiwan’s expertise—with Saxony taking the lead. | more
The future of several Volkswagen plants is uncertain. According to a report, operations in Zwickau and Emden are set to end in 2031. “We haven’t reached the point where a decision will be made yet,” emphasizes Saxony’s Minister-President Kretschmer. | more
Ahead of SC Magdeburg's match against the Füchse Berlin, the spotlight is primarily on Gisli Kristjansson and Mathias Gidsel. Despite all the excitement, SCM coach Wiegert isn't entirely on board with this. | more
In an interview, Sandra Hüller talks about her identity, her relationship to home and responsibility—and her connection to the GDR. | more
Jugger is like a mix of fencing, rugby, and jousting. This recreational sport has now gained international popularity. The World Championship will be held in Dresden this September. A team from Halle will be competing. | more
The number of asylum seekers in Saxony has once again been cut in half. What does this mean for the state’s capacity and housing resources? | more
Just before the transfer window closes, the Champions League participant secures the midfielder's services. He is joining on loan from AS Roma. | more
Restrictions on Russian institutions, pressure on the shadow fleet: How does Germany plan to respond to the attempted attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport? What risks are associated with each option? | more
Poland is pushing, and Saxony is waiting. At the federal level, the long-planned electrification of the Dresden–Görlitz rail line is currently on the back burner. Impatience is growing in the Free State. | more
Seals and penguins from an unusual perspective: A new coastal landscape takes zoo visitors on a journey to the Pacific coast of South America. | more
In a review of government vehicles, Saxony’s state government ranks in the lower middle of the pack. Ironically, the Environment Minister’s car is among those with the highest CO2 emissions. | more
Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs, Dirk Panter, is counting on close cooperation with Taiwan and Vietnam to strengthen the region as a technology hub and open up new markets for businesses. | more
More funding and more services: A new law aims to close gaps in the support system for victims of domestic violence. Saxony has some catching up to do. | more
Theory alone isn't enough here: At an expanded training center, aspiring railroad professionals can practice their trade under realistic conditions. | more
The government had announced that it would soon reveal who, in its assessment, was behind the explosive-laden drone at Leipzig Airport. Now the foreign and interior ministers are addressing the media. | more
About 11 percent of Saxony’s land area consists of nature parks—landscapes dedicated to nature conservation and public recreation. Two of them are now receiving additional funding from the Free State. | more
Tourism in Saxony generates billions and continues to see rising visitor numbers. In difficult times, the industry is sending a positive message. | more
Six municipalities in Saxony are being added to a new funding program. They plan to use the funds to revitalize brownfield sites, improve public spaces, and renovate key buildings. | more
The Super Cup victory over the Füchse was a commanding one. For their first Bundesliga home game, Magdeburg’s championship-winning coach, Bennet Wiegert, expects Berlin to show a different side of themselves. | more
Alida, the "Flower Queen," cuts into an apple pie, thereby kicking off the apple harvest in Saxony. As the industry looks back and ahead, there are also some critical voices. | more
A new detective, explosive storylines, and an unusual case: The 27th season of “SOKO Leipzig” kicks off with plenty of changes. | more
From churches to forestry schools: Unusual properties have changed hands at auctions. The historic Erlwein Tower in Dresden will go under the hammer at the next auction. | more
When will the German government comment on who was behind the drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport? The German foreign minister has cut short a business trip to hold consultations in Berlin. | more
Dynamo Dresden and homegrown player Oehmichen are parting ways. The midfielder feels he’ll be better off in Aachen—even if it’s one league lower. | more
