Nedeljkovic and Finkgräfe will miss RB Leipzig for several weeks
RB Leipzig will have to do without two young professionals in the coming weeks. On the other hand, a quartet has returned to full team training.
News from Saxony
More than 100,000 visitors to the Chemnitz Industrial Museum
In the Capital of Culture year, Chemnitz's museums offer a wide range of exhibitions. And they are very popular. The Industrial Museum, for example, is already reporting record visitor numbers.
Chemie Leipzig announces appeal against NOFV ruling
After the pitch disturbance at the regional league match between Halle and Chemie Leipzig, a player from Sachsen receives a drastic punishment. The club wants to defend itself against this.
Ministry counters criticism of unused housing construction money
Dispute over millions: Why the ministry clearly rejects the Green Party's accusations about the alleged loss of housing construction money.
Rail: Three months of restrictions between Berlin and Halle
The Anhalter Bahn will be fully closed between Berlin Südkreuz and Bitterfeld from now until December 13. This means that long-distance trains will take considerably longer to travel from Berlin to Leipzig.
Saxony's skilled crafts sector is shrinking - companies demand relief
A shortage of skilled workers, the difficult economic situation and the age structure are affecting Saxony's skilled trades. Bricklayers, concrete workers and building cleaners are particularly affected.
Saxony's economic output up slightly
Despite a slump in construction, Saxony's economic output is picking up slightly: Education and healthcare in particular ensure a small increase in gross domestic product.
Light art festival puts Chemnitz landmark in the limelight
Light show meets vision: the "Light Our Vision" festival not only illuminates well-known architecture in Chemnitz, but also provides impetus for further urban development. What visitors can expect.
SPD wants to advance state modernization in Saxony
The Saxon SPD wants to make the administration fit for the future - without cutting back on teachers and the police. Instead of across-the-board cuts, it is focusing on clear priorities and reducing bureaucracy.
Porsche looks positively to the future with its combustion engine strategy
Change of strategy at Porsche: billions in losses, new efficiency plans and a balancing act between e-strategy and combustion engines. The risks the Group is taking - and why it believes in them.
Nusa back in RB training - trio in load management
A comeback is on the horizon at RB Leipzig. On the other hand, a quintet only took part in part of the training session ahead of the next league game, or not at all.
Satellite data shows: 900,000 hectares of forest lost
Drought, heat and pests are taking their toll on forests. Why mixed forests are considered more resilient and how new data should help with protection.
Thuringia demands better protection for local politicians
Politicians are repeatedly attacked or intimidated. A legislative initiative is now intended to provide more protection with the help of the law.
IHK calls for speed in the expansion of the Dresden microchip region
New chip factories bring thousands of jobs to Dresden. The region is facing major challenges, particularly in terms of housing construction and the search for commercial space.
E-car crisis: Kretschmer calls for lower electricity prices
Large parts of the economy in Saxony depend on the automotive industry. But it is struggling with sales problems. Southwest Saxony is tackling the transformation and can count on millions in aid.
Greens: 200 million euros for social housing unused
According to the Greens, 200 million euros for social housing in Saxony remained unused. Why the money was not called up - and what this means for Dresden and Leipzig.
Dresden's Sapina suspended for two matches
The DFB sports court did not accuse Dresden's Sapina of intent. The midfielder was given the minimum suspension after being sent off against Hannover.
Voigt: Eastern infrastructure key to security
According to Thuringia's head of government, Voigt, eastern Germany's infrastructure plays a key role in security. Why he is insisting on more investment for the region.
Forest loss higher than assumed according to satellites
More than 900,000 hectares of forest have been lost in Germany since 2017. Drought, storms and pests also affect popular hiking regions. Which regions are affected in Saxony?
ASF in Saxony: Restricted zones shrink following epidemic balance sheet
Fewer restrictions for farmers and hunters: After only one case of African swine fever last year, the restricted zones in Saxony are shrinking significantly.
New terrarium opens - Rare lizards hatch in Leipzig
The terrarium at Leipzig Zoo opens after refurbishment. In addition to snakes and alligators, seven newly hatched specimens of an endangered species will also be on display.
Power outage near Mittweida - almost 3,000 connections affected
A short circuit causes a power outage lasting several hours in Mittweida, Saxony, during the night. What is known so far?
Saxons bequeath less: 609 million euros from estates
Bank balances, securities or real estate: fewer assets are being inherited in Saxony. Who benefits from the millions of euros from inheritances?
Nine bathing deaths in Saxony so far in 2025
Most bathing deaths in Saxony were men. According to DLRG President Ute Vogt, what is behind this.
Leipzig's female soccer players lose at Eintracht Frankfurt
RB Leipzig loses out to Eintracht Frankfurt's women's soccer team despite a great fight.
MDR report wins journalism prize
This excellent report shows how one-sided reporting can sometimes be - and challenges journalists to rethink.
New hydrogen center starts work in Chemnitz
The federal government is investing up to 290 million euros in four large hydrogen centers. The first has now opened in Chemnitz. Here, companies receive help to test new products and bring them to market maturity.
Aue's Ryan Malone suspended for two games
The sending-off in Osnabrück only results in a short suspension for the defender.
Jens Härtel remains coach of FC Erzgebirge Aue
Four defeats in a row have really increased the pressure on Jens Härtel. The results were lacking, but the performances were not that bad. That's why Erzgebirge Aue are sticking with their coach.