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.
News from Saxony
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.
Johanna Worm is Dresden's new Stollen Girl
The first Dresden Christmas Stollen have been baked and the first Advent is just over two months away. The main season will then begin for the new Stollen Girl.
Experts discuss monument protection for GDR agriculture
According to experts, the GDR was one of the pioneers of industrialized agriculture. Now many a plant is reaching the age when it can be listed.
Dementia deaths in Saxony have more than doubled since 2014
In Saxony, the number of deaths from dementia has more than doubled since 2014. Women and the very elderly are particularly affected. The Left Party is calling for decisive action.
Condition of the Elbe bridge in Bad Schandau better than expected
A weight limit of 7.5 tons currently applies to the only Elbe crossing in the area. This could change soon. Experts are also clarifying whether refurbishment is sufficient instead of a new construction.
Refurbishment worth millions: new life in the Schocken department store
Zwickau was once home to the Schocken department store group. After years of vacancy, the historic building has now been reopened with a new concept.
Significantly better cherry harvest in Saxony
A mild spring has given fruit growers in Germany one of the best cherry harvests in years. Farmers in Saxony were also able to rejoice after a lean year.
Study: Saxony wants to expand cycle tourism
More than half a billion euros in revenue - and still room for improvement: How Saxony now wants to attract cycling fans with new themed routes.
Leipzig's double budget approved subject to conditions
Leipzig is allowed to invest despite planned deficits - subject to strict conditions. The conditions imposed by the state directorate and how much the city has to borrow.
Sachsenmetall sounds the alarm: Production is running on the back burner
Little hope for improvement: production capacities in Saxony's metal and electrical industry remain well below normal levels. What the employers' association has to say.
Saxony pushes for better rail connections and more tracks
Saxony's Infrastructure Minister calls for double-track railroad lines and better long-distance connections. What plans are there for the future of the railways?
Vogtland celebrates new mother-of-pearl experience museum
After millions have been invested, a new adventure museum on river pearl mussels and mother-of-pearl opens its doors in Vogtland. Saxony's Culture Minister Klepsch speaks of a "tourist lighthouse".
Before flu season - sufficient vaccine available
Saxony is equipped with sufficient flu vaccine for the cold season. Who is particularly recommended to be vaccinated and when is the best time to do so.
SC DHfK Leipzig no chance against Kiel
Leipzig's Bundesliga handball team was unable to counter the record-breaking champions' attacking verve on the comeback of former captain Oehlrich and remains stuck in the basement of the table.
Dynamo fight for 2:2 against Hannover - point win despite being outnumbered
A thrilling match that ended 2-2 and cost Hannover the lead in the table.
No further spread of the tiger mosquito in Dresden
The occurrence of the black and white patterned insect remains localized for the time being. The public health department continues to ask the people of Dresden for help in the fight against the spread of the disease vector.
No home win again: Dynamo draw 2-2 against Hannover while short-handed
Dresden want to turn things around against the league leaders and are on the right track. But they are weakening themselves.
Hannover fails to take advantage of superior numbers: only 2:2 at Dynamo Dresden
Dresden are rewarded for a self-sacrificing fight. Perhaps more could have been possible if the scores had been level.
Incidents at military facilities keep authorities busy
A man pretends to be a mushroom picker - but the police have doubts. What is really behind the incident at the training ground in Zeitz Forest?
Czech Railways defends new bistro car concept
The old "Knödelexpress" between the Czech Republic and Germany lives on in a modern incarnation. But if you want to see the original with its red armchairs and ball lamps, you'll have to hurry.
Skills shortage remains a major hurdle for Saxony's companies
More than half of Saxon companies were unable to find suitable skilled workers in 2024. Why many companies make compromises when hiring.
Mixed season for campsite operators
June was a "top month" for the 100 or so campsites in Saxony with the start of the summer vacations and Whitsun. The situation was different in the other summer months.
CSD in Döbeln - Investigation after Hitler salute
Hundreds of people demonstrate at Christopher Street Day (CSD) in Döbeln. At the same time, a counter-rally runs through the town in central Saxony. The police record several criminal offenses.
Matthäus on Werner's fall: "Transfer to England too soon"
Timo Werner was once a top goalscorer, now he only makes it into the Leipzig squad when other players are injured. Lothar Matthäus believes he knows what went wrong in his career.