Traditional Franconian brewery closes
The Hof-based Scherdel brewery will cease operations at the end of next year. The Kulmbacher Group, the owner, cites economic reasons. And what will become of the Hofer Schlappenbier?
News from Saxony
Winter service gears up for the season in the Ore Mountains
Preparations for the cold season are underway in the Ore Mountains: snow fences and full salt depots are intended to ensure safe roads.
A little koala is growing up at Leipzig Zoo
The keepers at Leipzig Zoo have been observing the growing pouch of a female koala for weeks. Now there is certainty about the offspring.
Dick Brave plays live at the Dresden Semper Opera Ball
In addition to waltzes, the Dresden Semper Opera Ball also includes a live concert. Next year, there will be rock'n'roll to be heard.
Economic survey: Confidence in the economy is falling
No upturn in sight: Saxon companies are rather pessimistic about the coming months.
Charges against woman and man from the "Reichsbürger" scene
It is a criminal offense in Germany to continue to work for a banned association. A woman and a man from the "Reichsbürger" scene are now to go on trial for this.
East German CDU politicians call for a different approach to the AfD
The CDU has repeatedly argued about the "firewall" to the AfD - it flared up again at the beginning of the week. Now CDU politicians from three federal states are following suit.
Statement on migration: Kretschmer backs Merz
Saxony's Minister President Kretschmer explains the Federal Chancellor's "Stadtbild" statement on migration and emphasizes that it is about enforcing common values in society.
Kretschmer criticizes lottery procedure in military service debate
Saxony's Minister President Kretschmer considers the proposed lottery system for military service to be unsuitable. What he particularly misses in the current debate.
New rector wants to attract more students to Freiberg
For the first time in its long history, the Bergakademie in Freiberg will be headed by a woman. What plans does the new rector have for her time in office?
RB Leipzig looking forward to Poulsen and HSV
The international break has given many RB players a new boost. Against Hamburger SV, the main focus will be on the opposing captain.
Poulsen as Polzin advisor: "Wants to help his boys"
HSV have recently shown an upturn in form in the Bundesliga. Now they face a top opponent in RB Leipzig. The Hamburg club has someone in its ranks with real RB expertise.
ESMC chip factory on schedule - Kretschmer praises Taiwan
Up to 30 cranes are turning on the construction site of the new chip factory in Dresden. The largest investment in Saxony's history is growing at a rapid pace. The head of government enthuses about "Taiwan's power".
Hollywood star Sandra Hüller receives important film award
Oscar-nominated and soon to be live in Braunschweig: the actress, who lives in Saxony, is to accept the main prize "Die Europa" in person at the film festival - and invite people to talk to her.
Confirmed: Friedrich loses World Cup victory after doping case
Now it's official: bobsleigh dominator Francesco Friedrich has been subsequently disqualified from the two-man World Cup in Altenberg due to a doping case involving his pusher. This has consequences.
Insulation and fire protection in Saxony almost 10 percent more expensive
Construction prices in Saxony continue to rise: anyone building or renovating now will pay significantly more. Which areas are particularly affected and where prices are even falling.
Chip giant TSMC benefits from AI boom - record profit
The Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC earned more than expected in the third quarter. Driven by the global AI boom, profits grew by almost 40 percent.
Chip giant TSMC benefits from AI boom - record profit
The Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC earned more than expected in the third quarter. Driven by the global AI boom, profits grew by almost 40 percent.
Rare species, old trees: Wechselburg Park in a changing climate
In Wechselburg Castle Park, nature meets monument protection. This poses challenges. Now the park is to be made fit for climate change with a maintenance concept.
Association reduces penalty against Chemie player Weigel
After the pitch disturbance at the regional league match between Halle and Chemie Leipzig, a player from Sachsen receives a drastic punishment. This is now mitigated.
Police clear squat in the east of Leipzig
Police are investigating four people after a squat in the east of Leipzig. Supporters demonstrated peacefully.
Care service in nature: Park seminar in Wechselburg
Wechselburg Castle Park is involved in a program to adapt to climate change. A piece of the future is also to be planted at the third Saxon Parks Seminar.
Car cities suffer from a drop in trade tax
How are cities such as Stuttgart, Wolfsburg and Ingolstadt reacting to falling income from the car industry? An overview of the consequences for budgets.
Expert sees 3D printing of houses as a technology of the future
Three residential buildings are currently being built in Heidelberg using the 3D printing process. According to the manufacturer, the technology is cheaper and faster than conventional construction methods.
Despite false start: FCM committees strengthen sporting director Schork
Following the dismissal of coach Fiedler, sporting director Schork is also under scrutiny. However, the supervisory board and executive committee have expressed their confidence in the Magdeburg official.
Niners Chemnitz suffer narrow defeat in Istanbul
The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team, which has been spoiled by success recently, has suffered a setback in the Eurocup. After a strong comeback, Besiktas Istanbul lacked the strength in the end.
SC Magdeburg continues to win in the premier class
Defending champions SC Magdeburg keep their clean slate in the Champions League. In Szeged, the team from the city on the Elbe claimed their fifth win in five games and remain top of Group B.
TSV Havelse signs ex-Dresden player Tom Berger
TSV Havelse has added to its squad once again in order to survive the relegation battle in the 3rd Football League.
Dispute over broadcasting fee enters another round
Can you refuse to pay the broadcasting fee if the program does not seem diverse enough? The Federal Administrative Court has made a fundamental ruling on this.