Dresden defends stop for self-painted crosswalk
Dresden bans a crosswalk because unknown persons simply painted the crosswalk on the road. The SPD sees the city as a "laughing stock". The municipality counters.
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Lime treatment from the air for Saxon forests
The consequences of the acid rain at the end of the last century are still measurable in the forest soils in Saxony. Lime is now being spread again to improve the situation.
Media: RB Leipzig about to sign striker Romulo
RB Leipzig seems to be able to close the gap that opened up with the departure of Benjamin Sesko. After lengthy negotiations, a Brazilian is on the verge of signing.
Study: Over 60 percent of graduates stay in Saxony
The minister responsible speaks of a "sticky effect". The fact is that the majority of graduates from Saxon universities remain loyal to the Free State and take up employment here.
Authority: Food from Saxony is safe
The state testing institute in Saxony checks around one million samples every year. The majority of these concern milk. The complaint rates are still low.
Warning strike at breweries ahead of wage round
Employees at breweries in Saxony are fighting for better pay. To increase the pressure on employers, the NGG trade union has called another warning strike.
More doctoral students at Saxony's universities
More and more students in Saxony are aiming for a doctorate. Almost half of them are women.
Chamber music festival invites you to Upper Lusatia
The Oberlausitz Chamber Music Festival is still a young festival. But the fourth edition is already scoring points with renowned performers.
Additional money for social housing foreseeable
The federal government wants to provide the federal states with more money for social housing in the coming years. The Left Party is calling on Saxony to secure all federal funds through co-financing.
Posse over self-painted crosswalk in Dresden
Painted on, blocked off and slowed down: the city of Dresden bans a crosswalk because unknown persons simply painted the crosswalk onto the road.
Klepsch: Building the Wall was a symbol of political oppression
The Wall was built 64 years ago. This sealed the division of Germany.
Government budget meeting in Hartenstein
After the budget is before the budget. The Saxon government is already having to think about the next double budget, even though the current budget was only recently approved.
Saxony speeds up asylum procedures
The large number of asylum procedures is also putting a strain on the administrative courts in Saxony. An "asylum summit" was held in March to discuss how to ease the burden on the courts. The first results are now available.
Auer replacement keeper Uhlig missing for weeks
In Ulm, the goalkeeper was in the starting eleven, but was out after less than half an hour. The diagnosis is frustrating.
Rules apply to mushroom picking in the national park
First rain, now sun - this combination is causing mushrooms to sprout in Saxony. However, anyone picking mushrooms in the national park must adhere to certain regulations.
Silva and Haidara on their way out - Which striker will come?
RB Leipzig's squad is still very bloated. Two veteran players could soon have new employers. A striker is still being sought.
Saxony's reservoirs are sufficiently full
In times of drought, people look anxiously at reservoirs. But in Saxony, precautions have been taken with optimized management.
Weinberg on a cycle tour across Europe - starting in the north
Pedaling for Europe: Former professional cyclist Markus Weinberg has set off in the far north to explore his home continent. His aim is to promote European unity.
Number of Lyme disease cases significantly higher than in the previous year
The mild winter has led to an increase in ticks. This also has consequences for people's health this summer.
One year after fire disaster: Highfield Festival begins
A year ago, the gondolas of the Ferris wheel at the Highfield Festival caught fire - 16 people were injured. Now the three-day music spectacle at Lake Störmthal is starting again - with a new Ferris wheel.
Some school playgrounds in Saxony open for recreational sports
Many school playgrounds are closed after school. Yet they offer a great environment for sport and socializing. This potential is now being used more and more.
Saxon Library Prize awarded - AI in focus
Even in the age of artificial intelligence, libraries are in demand as knowledge brokers and use AI themselves.
Sorbian National Ensemble wants to break new ground
From Queen to Gundermann to a "Müschen impossible": The Sorbian National Ensemble offers audiences more than just classical theater and musical theater.
Leverkusen sign keeper Blaswich from Leipzig
Following the departure of Lukas Hradecky, runners-up Bayer Leverkusen have found a quick replacement - in league rivals Leipzig.
Dynamo Dresden sign striker Vermeij from Düsseldorf
After two opening defeats, promoted Dresden see a need for further action. With Vermeij, a dream player is coming to the Elbe.
No interest: David Wagner no longer wants to be a coach
After many coaching positions, the Klopp friend has found a new, fulfilling role as head of RB Leipzig's youth training center. And he has big goals.
Sage harvest continues after rain break
The sage fields at Bombastus-Werke smell like the Mediterranean. The harvest continues these days. The highest quality grade is harvested by hand
Sage harvest continues after rain break
The sage fields at Bombastus-Werke smell like the Mediterranean. The harvest continues these days. The highest quality grade is harvested by hand
More absences due to flu and colds
A wave of colds caused many days of absence from work in Saxony in the first half of the year. Overall, however, the sickness rate was lower than in the previous year.