Schottenberg tunnel in Meißen closed
The Schottenberg tunnel on the B101 is closed due to a defect. Technicians are looking for the cause and working on a solution.
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Saxony wants to modernize driving school training via the Federal Council
It is far too expensive and takes far too long. We are talking about driving school training in Germany. Saxony is now demanding more speed from the federal government for a reform.
Bundeswehr practises dropping leaflets for the crisis
The Bundeswehr is training to drop leaflets with helium balloons in Upper Lusatia. Neighboring countries also had to be informed about this.
Nature conservation project for warm habitats in the Elbe Valley
Reptiles such as sand lizards and smooth snakes as well as rare butterfly species live in the so-called dry and warm sections of the Elbe Valley. These areas are now to be protected even better.
Old e-car engines become new raw materials
What happens to disused electric motors from electric cars? A new large-scale project aims to automatically recover valuable raw materials such as rare earths. TU Bergakademie Freiberg is developing new recycling processes for magnets. Robots are learning to dismantle drives. 25 partners are working on the circular economy for electromobility.
Erzgebirge Aue loan Ocansey from Bielefeld
Aue need a breath of fresh air in their offense. To this end, sporting director Tarnat has brought in a striker from Bielefeld until the end of the season.
MBC Syntainics parts ways with coach Marco Ramondino
The Weißenfels basketball team suffers its seventh defeat in a row. The coach asked for his contract to be terminated. Now a well-known successful coach takes over for a short time in a dual role.
Kretschmer pays farewell tribute to Haseloff
They have known each other for many years and hold each other in high regard. Now Saxony's head of government Michael Kretschmer has to get used to a new counterpart in Saxony-Anhalt.
Panter: India agreement opens up opportunities for Saxony
Indian interest in Saxon technology is great, says the Minister of Economic Affairs. What new opportunities the EU agreement could bring for investment, jobs and international skilled workers.
When robots understand where we are looking
In factories, humans and robots often work side by side. But the machines do not know where their human colleague is looking. A new research group at Chemnitz University of Technology wants to change this. In future, robots will use eye-tracking technology to recognize where humans are focusing their attention. This could make collaboration safer and more efficient.
Lithium mining in the Ore Mountains: two projects, many hurdles
The Czech Republic relies on state subsidies for lithium mining, while Saxony is still waiting for a clear signal from Brussels. What obstacles and opportunities are there for projects in the region?
Lithium mining in the Ore Mountains: two projects, many hurdles
The Czech Republic relies on state subsidies for lithium mining, while Saxony is still waiting for a clear signal from Brussels. What obstacles and opportunities are there for projects in the region?
Ole Werner expects "compactness" at St. Pauli
Ole Werner uses a webcam to find out about the snow conditions in Hamburg in good time. In soccer terms, he also knows what RB Leipzig can expect on the pitch.
Dresden wound dressing to stop chronic inflammation
Chronic wounds often do not heal because excessive inflammation blocks the healing process. The Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden has now spun off its tenth company. ResCure GmbH plans to launch an innovative wound dressing on the market in 2027 that neutralizes inflammatory messengers. In laboratory tests, wound healing was accelerated by up to 50 percent. A clinical trial is already underway.
St. Pauli's new signing Rasmussen is an option against Leipzig
After the derby draw, St. Pauli want to shift up a gear against top team Leipzig. What role will new signing Rasmussen play?
St. Pauli's new signing Rasmussen is an option against Leipzig
After the derby draw, St. Pauli want to shift up a gear against top team Leipzig. What role will new signing Rasmussen play?
Winter sports: good conditions, but regional differences
Frosty conditions in the Harz Mountains, the Ore Mountains and the Thuringian Forest invite winter sports enthusiasts to get active. But not all the slopes are ready yet.
Green light for further festivals with Florian Silbereisen
Fans of Florian Silbereisen can rejoice: MDR is planning further editions of the successful Feste shows. What is known so far about the extension.
Fewer master craftsmen's businesses in Saxony
Tilers, painters, plumbers - many master craftsmen are unable to find successors for their businesses. What this means for jobs.
Another case of tuberculosis detected in the district of Bautzen
Following a case of tuberculosis at BSZ Kamenz, a further infection has been confirmed. The affected person is being treated and school operations are continuing as normal.
Saxony-Anhalt soccer president calls for tough penalties
64 police officers are injured in the massive riots during the match between Magdeburg and Dresden. Saxony-Anhalt's head of soccer wants a consistent crackdown.
Winter census: fewer birds in Saxony's gardens
The Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union reports a significant decline in sparrow species. This not only affects Saxony, but also reflects a nationwide trend.
Despite snowfall: St. Pauli game to take place
The Bundesliga match between FC St. Pauli and RB Leipzig on January 9 had to be canceled due to snow and ice. Despite the renewed onset of winter, the match is still scheduled to be played on Tuesday.
Ole Werner gets information from the Landungsbrücken webcam
The North German knows how to help himself. Ole Werner uses a webcam to find out about the snow conditions in Hamburg in good time. He is optimistic for RB's catch-up match at St. Pauli.
Warning strike at schools in the Zwickau area
Teachers in the Zwickau area are following the call for an all-day warning strike. It remains unclear how many schools are affected.
Public transport delays and cancellations possible in Saxony
Due to wintry road conditions, there may be delays and cancellations to scheduled services in Saxony. What passengers should know now.
Saxon researchers switch bodily functions on and off with light
Violet light on, blue light off: Researchers at Leipzig University and TU Dresden have developed molecular switches that control bodily functions using light pulses. The scientists can use them to activate nerve cells, regulate adrenaline release and control intestinal movements. The new method could help to better understand diseases and develop new therapies.
RB Leipzig defeated by Bayern women in snowstorm
RB Leipzig's women's soccer team has nothing to gain from FC Bayern Munich. The competition in the basement of the table is getting a little closer.
AfD man Barth wins mayoral election in Altenberg
Four men and one woman had competed for the top seat in Altenberg town hall. However, the AfD candidate won the race in the very first round of voting.