Trio back in team training at RB Leipzig
Ouédraogo has already been back in full training for a few days. Now a trio is back ahead of the game at St. Pauli.
News from Saxony
Chemie Leipzig signs coach Alexander Schmidt
The former Dynamo Dresden coach is tasked with saving Chemie from falling into fifth place. His experience with experienced and young players should help.
Caracals at Dresden Zoo have offspring
Dresden Zoo has been breeding caracals since 1937 - and now there are offspring again. This is how young Karlos coped with his first few weeks.
Weather caprices: Biathlon race in Oberhof postponed
The wind is already blowing strongly in the Oberhof biathlon arena. And the weather is set to become even more unstable. That's why the organizers are bringing forward the women's sprint.
Power outage: basic operation in clinics possible with emergency power
Emergency power keeps operating theaters and intensive care units running - but what happens if the blackout lasts longer? Saxony's hospitals reveal where the limits lie.
Two million euros for animal welfare
Last year, two million euros in funding was approved by the state of Saxony for animal welfare. However, the money was not available until the end of 2025.
Dresden gets one of the most powerful AI computers in Germany
Artificial intelligence requires enormous computing power. TU Dresden is therefore planning a new supercomputer. "Deneb" is the name of the system with 184 high-performance chips, which is due to be launched at the end of 2026. Particularly sustainable: 97 percent of the computing heat flows into the district heating network and heats buildings in the surrounding area.
55-meter-long escalators planned for the Leipzig City Tunnel
Barrier-free, modern and spectacular: the Leipzig City Tunnel is getting new elevators and escalators. Why one station in particular is now causing a stir across Europe.
Cross-country skiing, ski tours, bobsleigh: winter sports diversity in the Ore Mountains
The snow is calling: the Ore Mountains are currently covered in wintery white and offer many winter sports activities. These include speedy bobsleigh rides as well as challenging ski tours.
Minister of Culture continues tour of schools and daycare centers
Saxony's Minister of Education Conrad Clemens should get a straight A for diligence. He has now personally visited 199 schools and daycare centers. Now his tour continues.
BMW builds more than one million cars in Germany
Around one in four cars produced in Germany comes from the Munich-based company, most of them from Bavaria - even if the largest plants are located abroad.
Freiberg team wins millions in funding for clever cell phone recycling
Old cell phones and computers usually end up in the trash - but they contain valuable raw materials. A team from Freiberg has now developed a clever recycling process to recover gold, copper and rare earths. The six researchers from the Helmholtz Institute convinced an international jury and secured millions in funding. Their environmentally friendly process could help to reduce dependence on critical raw material imports.
Alcohol poisoning among young people at an all-time low
The number of young people with alcohol poisoning is falling - in Saxony even more than nationwide. But politicians and health insurance companies warn: alcohol is still omnipresent for young people.
What visitors can expect at Leipzig Zoo in 2026
A tropical light show and a name search for a koala cub at the beginning of the year, events for young and old throughout the year. Leipzig Zoo presents the program for 2026.
How a protein keeps tumors alive and feeds them
A research group at TU Dresden has decoded a central mechanism in cancer cells. This enables safer therapies.
Counting birds in Saxony - Nabu calls for participation
More than 150,000 birds were sighted in Saxony last year. This year there could be even more due to the winter temperatures.
Dynamo wins first training camp test against Aarau
All four newcomers are used in a lively test match. But it was the old-established players who scored the winner. A lot of work remains to be done in terms of defensive organization.
1. FC Magdeburg wins first winter test
1. FC Magdeburg beat Swiss first division side FC Winterthur 2:1 at their training camp, capitalizing on two of their chances in a game with a lot of idle time.
Left: offer protection to refugees from Venezuela
He wouldn't shed a tear for Venezuelan President Maduro, says Saxon left-wing politician Nam Duy Nguyen. At the same time, he strongly condemns the actions of the US.
Leipzig spinning mill galleries open for winter tour
Art fans will get their money's worth this Saturday at Leipzig's Baumwollspinnerei. The galleries open for the first tour of the year.
Investigation shows: Ahr flood 2021 was not an isolated case
Researchers at Leipzig University have examined sediments in the Ahr Valley and made a worrying discovery. Extreme floods like the one in 2021 are not uncommon there, but recur every few centuries. The study shows why previous risk models underestimated the danger.
Saxon Switzerland reports strong tourism year 2025
New mountain bike park, more foreign guests and a cultural festival in winter: Saxon Switzerland is focusing on fresh ideas for holidaymakers in 2026.
Consumer prices to rise by 2.2 percent in Saxony in 2025
Consumer prices in Saxony rose more slowly in 2025 than in the previous year. Lower energy prices in particular had an impact, but some services became noticeably more expensive.
Sharp rise in eating disorders among young women
Influencers and diet trends put young women under massive pressure. The turn of the year is considered particularly risky because many people change their eating habits.
Poll: AfD loses, but remains strongest force in Saxony
The AfD is losing support in a recent poll, but remains the strongest party in Saxony with 35%. The CDU is catching up slightly.
Disruption on the railroad line between Leipzig and Dresden
There will be considerable disruption on the line between Leipzig and Dresden on Tuesday morning. Long-distance trains are particularly affected.
Sick to work? The body suffers for weeks
Quickly into the office even though you have a cold? A new study by Chemnitz University of Technology shows: Those who work sick pay a high price. The exhaustion lasts for weeks and the body needs much longer to recover than expected. Researchers warn of a dangerous spiral.
In the event of a court ruling: East German commissioner for AfD ban application
The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution has classified the AfD as right-wing extremist. The party is appealing against this. If the lawsuit fails, the Commissioner for Eastern Europe has clear expectations of the federal states.
How well do you really know the Grimm fairy tales?
Mirror, mirror in the hand - or was it different? A linguist at Chemnitz University of Technology is investigating how well we still know the famous sayings from Grimm's fairy tales. Anyone can take part in a ten-minute survey. The results will be presented to the public.