Energy Transition: Bavaria Will No Longer Promote Climate-Friendly Wooden Buildings
The Bavarian government has decided to end its funding program for climate-friendly wooden construction by 2026 as part of a shift to focus more on affordable housing programs.
Weather in Bavaria: Lots of Sun to Start the Week - Will the Weather Stay Like This?
The weather in Bavaria starts spring with plenty of sunshine as temperatures rise to between 12 and 17 degrees Celsius.
Rosenheim: Attack on AfD Stand β Candidate for Local Elections Injured
An AfD candidate was injured following an attack at an election information stand in Rosenheim, Bavaria.
Rosenheim: Scuffle at AfD Stand - Candidate for Local Election Injured
An AfD candidate was attacked and injured at a local election information stand in Rosenheim, Bavaria, following a verbal altercation.
Elector Max II. Emanuel: When Bavaria Was on the Way to Great Power
The article discusses Elector Max II. Emanuel of Bavaria and his ambitions for power in Europe, particularly concerning the potential inheritance of the Spanish throne by his son Joseph Ferdinand.
Public Transport: Electrification of the Filzenexpress Can Start
The Bavarian Ministry of Transport has announced that financing for the electrification of the Filzenexpress train line between Ebersberg and Reitmehring has been secured with the signing of a contract with Deutsche Bahn.
U18 Election for the Local Elections: CSU and SPD Lead Among Youth
In simulated local elections conducted for youths in Bavaria, the CSU emerges as the most popular party, followed closely by the SPD.
Digital Infrastructure: Hochtief is building a data center in Dorfen
Hochtief has begun constructing a new data center in Dorfen, Germany, aimed at providing decentralized computing power to the Erding district.
Health: Up to 460,000 Women with Endometriosis in Bavaria
Estimates suggest that up to 460,000 women in Bavaria suffer from endometriosis, according to the Bavarian Ministry of Health.
Oktoberfest: More than 5000 Votes for New Oktoberfest Beer
Giesinger Brewery has gathered over 5000 signatures to push for a referendum allowing its beer at Oktoberfest starting in 2027.
A sports giant from Bavaria seeks salvation in Chinese arms
A major Bavarian sports company is looking for support from China amid financial difficulties.
Weather in Bavaria: Spring Takes a Break β When the Sun Will Return
Bavaria is experiencing cloudy weather with light rain at the start of meteorological spring, but forecasts suggest a return of sunshine soon.
Politiciansβ Raucous Roast and Musical: All Info on the Strong Beer Tasting at Nockherberg 2026
The Strong Beer Tasting event at Nockherberg is set to take place from March 4 to March 29, 2026, with traditional political humor and musical performances.
Antisemitism in Schools: "He is Jewish - it's clear that everything hurts him"
A study reveals that antisemitism has been a pervasive issue in Bavarian schools, exacerbated by recent events following the October 7, 2023 terrorist attack.
After Report on Teacher Shortage: Greens Demand 3,000 Additional Positions for Schools
The Greens in Bavaria are calling for the relaxation of a hiring freeze in schools to address a significant teacher shortage, particularly in secondary schools.
At Bavaria's Borders: The Number of Illegal Entries Decreases Significantly
The Bavarian border police reported a significant decrease in illegal entries, dropping by more than 20% compared to the previous year, with a total of 1,902 cases documented.
AfD in Bavaria: 'We canβt complain about anything.' Nevertheless, they vote for AfD.
Despite a thriving economy in Bavaria, many residents express support for the far-right party AfD, raising questions about the factors influencing their electoral choices.
Local Elections in Bavaria: Will the Firewall Hold After March 8?
The article discusses the significance of the upcoming local elections in Bavaria, highlighting the polarized political landscape and the impact of various parties, particularly the AfD.
Between Holzkirchen and Rosenheim: Softened Railway Embankment Slips β Buses Instead of Trains
Due to the slipping of a railway embankment in Bavaria, regional trains between Holzkirchen and Rosenheim are temporarily replaced by bus services.
Letβs talk about Bavaria with Sister Doris Engelhard: 'We have beer with every meal all year round, except for breakfast'
Sister Doris Engelhard, the only brewing nun in Germany, discusses the decline in beer consumption and church attendance in Bavaria, highlighting her unique position at a time of uncertainty for both industries.
Everywhere great, just not in the meadow: Why Bavaria must remain sheep country
The article discusses Bavaria's exceptional status in Germany while highlighting the importance of its sheep farming industry, which often goes unnoticed despite the region's many accolades.
Bavaria's oldest mayor: "The desire to shape has always been there"
Bavaria's oldest mayor, Siegfried Luge, reflects on his 30 years in office in Eching am Ammersee as he prepares to step down at the age of 82.
Traffic Accident Statistics 2025: Many Traffic Deaths Again in Dachau and FΓΌrstenfeldbruck
The 2025 traffic accident statistics indicate a slight increase in total accidents and fatalities across Bavaria, with notable variances at the district levels, particularly in Dachau and FΓΌrstenfeldbruck.
Local Elections in Bavaria: The Financial Crisis of the City of Penzberg: Luxurious Bankruptcy
The city of Penzberg, despite hosting a successful global company, faces a significant financial crisis attributed to mismanagement of finances by local politicians.
New map from the Robert Koch Institute: All of Bavaria is a tick risk area β with one exception
A new risk map from the Robert Koch Institute highlights that nearly all of Bavaria is a risk area for ticks, with Schweinfurt being the only exception.
District Elections in Bavaria: Where an Era Ends, Where There Are Surprises?
District elections in Bavaria on March 8 will see 313 candidates vying for leadership positions across 62 counties, signaling potential changes and surprises in local governance.
Local Election in Augsburg: Dissonance in Bavaria's Happiest City
The upcoming municipal election in Augsburg reveals tensions within the ruling black-green coalition amid high citizen satisfaction ratings.
Traffic Accident Statistics 2025: Fewer Traffic Deaths in Freising, Erding, and Ebersberg
The 2025 traffic accident statistics indicate a slight increase in overall accidents and fatalities in Bavaria, but a notable decrease in serious injuries.
Strike in Bavaria: Where the warning strike hampers local transport
Verdi initiates warning strikes across 13 cities in Bavaria, affecting local transport amid ongoing wage negotiations.
Education in Bavaria: Classes could get bigger and elective subjects may be eliminated
Bavaria's education ministry plans to modify classroom sizes and potentially eliminate elective subjects due to rising student numbers and staffing constraints.
Lawsuit: Munich's Mayor Plans to Challenge Bed Tax Law at Federal Constitutional Court
The city of Munich is seeking to challenge a Bavarian law that prohibits a bed tax for tourists in hopes of generating additional revenue.
Reform of Long-Term Care Insurance: 3286 Euros for a Care Place β and That's Only the Personal Contribution
The Barmer health insurance company calls for urgent reforms in long-term care insurance due to skyrocketing costs and a significant increase in the number of care recipients in Bavaria.
Engagement in the Catholic Church: 'My motivation is that something changes from the bottom up'
Volunteers in Catholic parishes are facing challenges as they deal with community frustrations regarding issues such as abuse scandals and gender inequality within the church, ahead of upcoming elections for parish councils in Bavaria.
Strike on Friday and Saturday: Public Transport Warning Strike: Retail Fears 40 Million Loss
The Bavarian Retail Association warns of significant revenue losses due to a planned warning strike in public transport affecting key retail days.
Hauck & Bauer: Today 20 Years Ago
The first Bavarian intermediate storage facility for nuclear waste commenced operations on February 27, 2006, in Grafenrheinfeld.
Criticism of traffic bans in Bavaria: 'Tyrol has the actual will to protect its villages'
Residents express dissatisfaction with traffic bans intended to alleviate noise and pollution, citing insufficient improvements and enforcement.
New player in the old hen business: old laying hens will soon be slaughtered under COβ stunning
A new player in Bavaria's poultry market is set to begin slaughtering old hens under COβ stunning, amidst a shortage of local slaughtering capacity following the closure of the major Buckl slaughterhouse.
Measles Protection Act: Hundreds of Kilometers for a Fake Vaccination Passport
A pediatrician in a small town in Bavaria discovers that bogus vaccination passes are being used to circumvent Germany's Measles Protection Act.
Survey on the Local Elections: Bavaria complains about high rents and broken roads
A recent survey reveals that high rents, poor road conditions, and public transport availability are the major concerns for Bavarians ahead of local elections.
Lower Bavaria: EU Commission Approves Further Danube Expansion
The European Commission has given the green light for the second phase of the Danube expansion in Lower Bavaria, allowing for improvements to flood protection while adhering to certain environmental regulations.
SΓΆder's Nockherberg Career in Sayings: SΓΆder and God on One Level - and Above?
The article reflects on Markus SΓΆder's past performances at the Nockherberg Starkbierfest, highlighting his role as a prominent figure in Bavarian culture and politics.
Accident Statistics Bavaria 2025: More Deaths on Bavaria's Country Roads
Traffic fatalities in Bavaria have increased on rural roads despite a decline in cyclist deaths, raising safety concerns among officials.
Invitation from Trump's MAGA movement: Bavarian AfD faction leader Ebner-Steiner travels to the USA
Katrin Ebner-Steiner, the leader of the AfD faction in Bavaria's state parliament, is traveling to the United States for political discussions, invited by a MAGA movement organization.
Bayreuth: Cultural Center Makes Jewish Life Visible
Bavaria's premier affirmed his commitment to Jewish life in the state during the opening of a cultural center in Bayreuth, highlighting the need for visibility amid ongoing antisemitism.
Cultural and Leisure Tips from Comedian Maxi Gstettenbauer: Finding Out How the Bavarians Really Tick
Comedian Maxi Gstettenbauer is bringing his insights into Bavarian culture and humor through his performances and a new TV show.
Animal Protection in Bavaria: First Time with COβ Stunning: New Slaughterhouse for Old Laying Hens Planned
The closure of the major Buckl slaughterhouse has led to a need for a new facility in Bavaria to process old laying hens due to capacity shortages, raising animal welfare concerns.
Weather in Bavaria: The flood risk decreases
Experts predict a significant alleviation of the flood situation in Bavaria following the end of heavy rainfall.
TΓΆlzer Stiegenkirche: Where Believers Climb 28 Steps on Their Knees
The TΓΆlzer Stiegenkirche features a 28-step staircase, symbolizing the path to Christ, which pilgrims climb on their knees as an act of devotion.
Forest Management: Fewer Trees Bring More Wood
The article discusses the relationship between tree density and wood yield in forest management amid climate change, emphasizing sustainable practices and historical research in Bavaria.
6.3 Million Visitors: Record Year for State Museums in Bavaria
Bavaria's state museums welcomed 6.3 million visitors in 2025, marking a record year amid ongoing societal uncertainties.