Saxony's monument archive reveals hidden treasures
Unique finds from 300 years: The Monument Archive opens its doors and allows visitors to immerse themselves in the secret world of Saxon cultural monuments.
News from Saxony
For racist remarks: Penalties for Lok Leipzig
A Schalke player is racially insulted during a cup match. Lok Leipzig was not only sentenced to a fine.
Saxony demands more say in EU funding
Saxony wants to have a greater say in the allocation of EU funding in future. The state government rejects EU plans for centralization and demands more influence for the regions.
Avian flu detected in the district of Leipzig
Bird flu has been detected for the first time in the district of Leipzig. What poultry farmers should now bear in mind and how the veterinary office is reacting.
Avian flu detected in the district of Leipzig
Bird flu has been detected for the first time in the district of Leipzig. What poultry farmers should now bear in mind and how the veterinary office is reacting.
Greens want help for people without health insurance
Bad diagnosis: According to estimates, around 40,000 people in Saxony have no or inadequate health insurance cover. For the Greens, the Free State has a duty.
53,000 guests at DOK Leipzig - growing demand for debates
53,000 visitors, 252 films, 55 countries: the DOK Leipzig documentary and animation film festival shows how much documentaries and debates are in demand.
Still no clarity after suspected bird flu cases
The first suspected cases of bird flu have been reported in Saxony for just under a week. However, there is still no certainty.
Number of charging points: Saxony in third place nationwide
Germany now has almost 180,000 public charging points for electric cars. The fast-charging infrastructure is growing. The Free State is one of the leaders in terms of supply.
Leipzig footballers win 4:2 in Freiburg
The RB women end Freiburg's streak and secure their second away win of the season.
Sale of the ski resort on the Fichtelberg completed
In the summer, the Oberwiesenthal town council decided to sell the ski resort on the Fichtelberg to a private investor. But then the process stalled. Now the mayor is speaking out.
Parts of Saxony remain in the race for nuclear waste repository
According to the Federal Company for Final Disposal, several regions in Saxony are considered particularly suitable sites for nuclear waste - how will the selection process continue?
Man threatens with bomb and is not allowed to fly
An imaginary bomb caused a stir at Halle/Leipzig Airport on Reformation Day - a 58-year-old traveler had made a joke. Now he is facing serious consequences.
Break in operations for the Saxon narrow-gauge railroads
Old trains need to be well looked after. That's why the Saxon railroad dinosaurs are taking a break from maintenance until the end of November. During Advent, selected trips - including evening trips - are available.
Wolfs hotline in Saxony switches to answering machine at night
The wolf hotline in Saxony will only be available to a limited extent at night in future. However, direct contact will still be possible in urgent cases.
Majority of East Germans against the term "new federal states"
65% of East Germans no longer consider the term "new federal states" to be appropriate. What alternative they prefer and what this has to do with the national holiday.
East German carnival to become intangible cultural heritage
Around 95,000 people in Brandenburg and Berlin, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia are part of carnival clubs. What makes this tradition special.
Dresden plans major Rubens exhibition to mark 450th birthday
In 2027, Dresden will celebrate the 450th birthday of Peter Paul Rubens with a major exhibition. What visitors can expect at the Old Masters Picture Gallery.
84,000 guests at the Munch exhibition in Chemnitz
What makes Munch's paintings such a crowd-puller? According to curator Kopka, the themes of fear and loneliness hit the "nerve of the times".
Saxony's exports to the USA rise to 2.7 billion euros
Saxony's exports to the USA are increasing despite difficult conditions. However, the export curve has recently been pointing downwards.
EnviaM cuts electricity and gas prices for eastern Germany again
From 2026, many EnviaM customers will pay less for electricity, gas and heating energy. However, the supplier warns of price fluctuations in the future.
Industry and trade in the East much more optimistic
How is the mood in the East German economy developing? New figures on the business climate index provide insights.
Greens: Improve integration of foreign nursing staff
Saxony is specifically recruiting nursing staff from abroad. However, the Greens still see a lot of room for improvement and are calling for an effective strategy.
Despite 0:2 in Bochum: Sander and Ibold remain FCM coaches
Magdeburg lose in Bochum - the next defeat in the fight against relegation. At VfL, the team from the Elbe city fell back into old patterns defensively and remained harmless offensively. But the coaching duo remains in place.
RB Leipzig in the cup round of 16 against 1 FC Magdeburg
RB Leipzig will face the only European Cup winners from the former GDR. An absolutely solvable task, as the Saxons are also playing at home.
Next defeat for Magdeburg: 0:2 in Bochum
Second division side Magdeburg lose in Bochum - the next defeat in the fight against relegation. At VfL, the Elbe city team fell back into old defensive patterns and remained harmless in attack.
Saxony promotes smart city ideas in Barcelona
Saxony is showcasing new ideas for more liveable cities at the Smart City World Congress in Barcelona. These companies and municipalities are taking part.
Capital of Culture finale with mountain parade, light art and dance
The Chemnitz Capital of Culture program is entering the home straight. This is what visitors can expect in November and at the finale at the end of the month.
Sigh of relief after high-risk game - but also criticism
A soccer matchday like Berlin has never experienced before. Hertha and Union played on the same day. How did it go?