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As the deportation flight of a Yazidi family to Iraq is being prepared, an urgent appeal against the threat of deportation arrives. It is successful, but the family was required to leave the country.
Last September, part of the Carola Bridge in Dresden collapsed. Soon the structure from the 1970s will be completely history.
The minimum wage increases on January 1. Around 359,000 employees in Saxony will benefit from this, many of them in the hospitality industry. The industry criticizes the excessive economic burden.
Short-time working, standstill, filing for insolvency: how good are the chances of rescue for solar module manufacturer Meyer Burger? The insolvency administrator speaks of a good response in the search for investors.
Millions of solar installations, but hardly any German technology left: more and more insolvency applications are weighing on the long-troubled industry. According to experts, the solar boom is also slowing down in Germany.
Three Afghans were due to be deported - but they disappeared shortly before the flight. Two remain unaccounted for. Saxony's interior minister speaks of a system error and calls for consequences.
Bus and train tickets in eastern Saxony will be more expensive from August - with exceptions for schoolchildren and occasional travelers. What will change for passengers and who can benefit despite the price increase.
RB Leipzig are traveling to Donaueschingen for a week-long training camp with an oversized squad. At the same time, a swap deal with Chelsea FC could be in the offing.
In Saxony's schools, gendering with special characters is not permitted and is considered a mistake. This will not change with the new Minister of Education Clemens.
The Elbe between nature conservation and shipping: for the Greens, it is clear where the path should lead in view of declining cargo handling. Towards more nature conservation and tourism as an economic factor.
German airports could be even safer if the runways were better secured. The Vereinigung Cockpit pilots' union in Leipzig has found exemplary solutions.
The Saxony-Franconia main line of the railroad is being modernized at great expense. A section in Thuringia and Saxony will now be closed for weeks.
This year's national library prize goes to Dresden. The award is endowed with 20,000 euros.
The expansion of the Leipzig-Dresden railroad line is nearing its finale. At the end of July, travelers will once again have to live with restrictions.
The Freiberg Mining Academy has a long history dating back to the 18th century. Now, for the first time, a woman is taking over the leadership of the university.
If parents are overwhelmed or conflicts are simmering in the family, parenting support comes into play. Counseling services are used particularly often.
Just a few days ago, criminals were deported to Afghanistan. Now another possible deportation flight is about to take place at Leipzig Airport. The destination this time: Iraq.
Aircraft from the German Armed Forces Air Wing break down time and again. This was also the case on Monday. However, there were no consequences for the politician concerned.
People in need of care have to dig deeper and deeper into their pockets in Saxony. However, care home costs are even higher in other federal states.
RB Leipzig and Xavi Simons are hoping for a transfer. FC Bayern, which is reportedly interested, has competition from the Premiere League.
Environmentalists and local residents are fighting against a planned road construction through a protected area. They believe that endangered species and biotopes in the Spree valley are at risk.
Southwest Saxony is economically dependent on the automotive industry. But this is weakening and unemployment is rising. Economic and political players see the region at a turning point.
A controversial work of art at Burg Halle triggers a debate about anti-Semitism and artistic freedom. The university responds with an ethics council - for more guidance in future conflicts.
Almost 250 people were deported from Saxony in the second quarter. Even more foreigners returned to their countries of origin voluntarily.
After the political changes in the 1990s, the number of births in Saxony plummeted. This low level has now been reached again.
Saxony still lags behind most federal states in terms of wages. Now new figures show how many people will find their state pension barely enough to live on.
One more rummage in the attic: The Berlin DDR Museum is looking for everyday products from the East for its exhibition. Which treasures are particularly hard to find 35 years later.
For a while, newly arriving refugees in Saxony were housed in temporary accommodation. In the meantime, the situation has eased considerably.
For a while, newly arriving refugees in Saxony were housed in temporary accommodation. In the meantime, the situation has eased considerably.