Living Space Castle: First Egg of the Year for the Nuremberg Peregrine Falcons
The peregrine falcons at Nuremberg Castle have laid their first egg of the year, a week earlier than last year, which can be viewed live via webcams.
Nuremberg: Man attacks police officer with knife
A man in Nuremberg attacked a police officer with a knife, causing minor injuries to the officer, who continued his duties afterwards.
Celebrated Ballet Premiere in Nuremberg: Richard Siegal Evokes the Great Spirits of Dance Theatre
Richard Siegal's debut ballet performance in Nuremberg pays homage to the legacy of the Ballets Russes with a striking interpretation of 'Petrushka' set to Igor Stravinsky's music.
Ilse Aichinger's 'The Greater Hope' at the Nuremberg State Theatre: How Children Defy Persecution
The article reviews a German stage adaptation of Ilse Aichinger's novel 'The Greater Hope,' focusing on children who endure and resist the impacts of persecution.
After a threatening letter with suspicious powder: Verdi will train employees for emergencies
Following the receipt of a threatening letter containing suspicious powder, the Verdi union in Nuremberg plans to specifically train its employees for emergency situations.
Suspicious Substance in Trade Union House: Threat Letter Triggers Anthrax Alarm due to Warning Strikes
A threatening letter received by the Verdi trade union in Nuremberg, containing a suspicious but harmless powder, has led to a police investigation and heightened security measures amid recent warning strikes.
Fire Brigade Operation in Nuremberg: Suspicious Substance in Union House
A fire brigade operation in Nuremberg was triggered by a suspicious envelope containing a white powder and a threatening letter received at the union Verdi.
Israel: Attackers of October 7th will face military court
Israel plans to bring alleged participants of the October 7, 2023 Hamas massacre before a special military court.
Wedding at 1. FC Nürnberg: In Good Times and Bad
The article discusses unconventional wedding venues, highlighting a decaying second-division stadium in Nuremberg as a unique choice for couples looking to celebrate their marriage.
Wedding in a special place: Club fans can wed in the Max Morlock Stadium
Starting in April, fans of FC Nürnberg will be able to have civil weddings at the Max Morlock Stadium, becoming the first outdoor civil ceremony location in Nuremberg.
A man in a Skoda Fabia with Czech registration plates threatened people with crazy driving in Nuremberg
A man driving a Skoda Fabia with Czech plates endangered pedestrians in Nuremberg with reckless driving.
Frenzied Ride: Car with Czech License Plate Races Through Nuremberg, Crashes, People Jump Out of the Way
A white Škoda Fabia drove recklessly through Nuremberg, causing several crashes and endangering pedestrians and drivers.
Racer: Driver speeds through Nuremberg and attacks police officers
A 33-year-old driver caused multiple accidents while speeding through Nuremberg and reportedly attacked a police officer during his arrest.
Collective Bargaining: New Strikes in Local Transport
Bus drivers and other local transport workers in Bavaria are striking for higher wages, disrupting services in cities such as Munich, Nuremberg, and Passau.
Dispute over an Anthem: More Nuremberg-Schweinau for the "Frankenlied"
Markus Söder expresses a desire to never experience again the competitive spirit surrounding the performance of the local anthem, the "Frankenlied," at the Day of the Franks event in Nuremberg.
Public Transport: Cities Have No Choice: Fewer Cars, More Buses and Trains
Public transport employees in Munich and Nuremberg are striking, highlighting the essential role of public transport in urban functionality.
Public Transport: Verdi Calls for Strike in Munich and Nuremberg Again
Verdi has called for a full-day warning strike in Munich and Nuremberg, affecting local public transport services.
Rail corridor renovations: Greens warn of "disaster" during full closure
The German railway company Deutsche Bahn has completely closed its route between Nuremberg and Regensburg for five months to renovate tracks, overhead lines, and stations, marking the start of significant infrastructure work.
Adults are Driving the Toy Industry
The toy industry is experiencing growth as adult consumers increasingly participate, highlighted by events like the Nuremberg Toy Fair celebrating its 75th anniversary.
Track Closure Starting February 6: What Train Travelers in Nuremberg and Regensburg Need to Know
The railway line between Nuremberg and Regensburg, a major transportation route in Bavaria, will undergo extensive renovations, leading to a months-long closure due to repairs of tracks, switches, overhead lines, and stations.
Podcast: The Countess and the Head of the Gestapo: the Sexual Scandal during the Nuremberg Trials
The podcast discusses a scandal involving the head of the Gestapo and the owner of the Faber-Castell castle during the Nuremberg Trials, shedding light on a hidden aspect of the Nazi regime's downfall.
Nuremberg: Student Arrested After Weapon Alarm at Middle School
A 15-year-old student was arrested in Nuremberg after reports of a potentially armed student at the Konrad-Groß-Schule, prompting a police search in the area.
Alleged Armed Person Walks Through School - Major Police Operation
A significant police operation was prompted at a school in Nuremberg after a potentially armed student was reported, with no threats or injuries reported.
Alleged armed individual walks through school – police report arrest
Police arrested an allegedly armed student at a school in Nuremberg, resulting in a search of the building while classes were not resumed despite the arrest.
Allegedly armed student walks through school - suspect arrested
Police responded to a report of an allegedly armed student at a school in Nuremberg, where the student was arrested and the building searched, but classes did not resume despite the arrest.
Russell Crowe shines as a criminal who writes caring letters to his little daughter, but 'Nuremberg' has an unclear climax
The article discusses Russell Crowe's performance in the film 'Nuremberg', highlighting its emotional depth and critiquing its ambiguous climax.
Fasching with Dance and Games: How the Nuremberg People Unleashed Themselves in the Middle Ages
The article explores the historical traditions of Fasching in Nuremberg, highlighting wild revelry and the emptying of food stores before the fasting season of Lent.
Conflict in Nuremberg Apartment Building: 26-Year-Old Dies from Stab Wounds
A 26-year-old man has died from severe stab wounds following a dispute in an apartment building in Nuremberg, with a 43-year-old suspect arrested at the scene.
Cameraman on the A6: Video of burning injured person shared - Police investigate
A fatal accident on the A6 near Nuremberg led to a video of a burning victim being filmed and shared on social media, prompting police investigations for breach of privacy rights and failure to assist.
Nuremberg State Theater: Director Jens-Daniel Herzog remains for another five years
Jens-Daniel Herzog will continue as the director of the Nuremberg State Theater for an additional five years, extending his tenure until 2036, with a focus on programming the theater's replacement venue at the congress hall built by the Nazis.
Strike in Local Transport: Standstill with Buses and Trains: What is Running Today – and Where?
Public transport in Bavaria faces significant disruptions due to a day-long warning strike, particularly affecting buses and trams, while S-Bahn services in Munich and Nuremberg remain operational.
20 Years Ago: The Battle for AEG in Nuremberg
The article reflects on a historical strike event involving workers at AEG in Nuremberg, capturing their emotions and the atmosphere during a cold January day.
Chalamet awarded Golden Globe for The Magnificent Marty, huge interest in the domestic comedy 'Wedding' and the thriller 'Nuremberg' about Göring's evil
January's cinema program offers an attractive combination of award-winning titles, tense genre films, and local premieres that could define the season, particularly highlighted by Timothée Chalamet's recent Golden Globe win for his role in 'The Magnificent Marty.'
Trucks and Buses: MAN Settles Dispute with the Works Council
After months of conflict, MAN has reached an agreement with its workforce regarding future investment goals and employment security at its Munich and Nuremberg sites.
Russell Crowe is Enigmatic like Göring. However, the rest of the Nuremberg film is too cautious.
James Vanderbilt's new film highlights significant acting talent but shies away from tackling critical post-war accountability issues regarding Nazi war criminals, resulting in a respectable yet toothless reconstruction.
Anna Dymna returned to Teatr TV. TVP VOD has "Nuremberg" exclusively with Crow
The performance featuring Anna Dymna was presented in the 'New Polish Dramaturgy' series, aimed at promoting young playwrights and new dramatic texts, exploring themes of blind parental love and familial loyalty amid moral dilemmas.
DWD warns of "danger to life and health" – multiple accidents and several deaths
Several people have died due to adverse weather conditions, with significant accidents in Upper Franconia and Hamburg, and a fatal incident on the A6 near Nuremberg.
The Chief Public Prosecutor Almost Outmaneuvered the Rule of Law from "What Am I?"
In January 1966, a mild sentence of 600 Marks for a Nürnberger prosecutor involved in a hit-and-run incident sparked outrage, with significant involvement from Hans Sachs from the TV quiz "What Am I?", but ultimately the popular prosecutor lost the case.
Homelessness: What does winter mean for the homeless?
The article discusses the challenges faced by homeless individuals during winter, particularly in a warming shelter in Nuremberg where many visitors still wear their winter clothing despite the facility’s name.
Enraged anti-ICE professors slam America, demand 'Nuremberg' trials for agents: ‘Moderate position’
Following a fatal shooting involving ICE agents, professors are calling for the agency's abolition and 'Nuremberg' trials for its officers, emphasizing this stance as moderate.
Russell Crowe in the role of Hermann Göring and a different perspective on the trial of the century: We watched one of the most anticipated films of the year
The article discusses Russell Crowe's transformation into Hermann Göring for the film 'Nuremberg,' highlighting the anticipation surrounding its release.
CSU calls for the return of most Syrians - Press conference with Bavaria's Interior Minister
Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann discussed internal and security policy challenges and priorities for 2026 during a press conference in Nuremberg.
"I was thinking – please not, please not"
Nuremberg firefighter Nils Thal shares his experiences in Ukraine, detailing the challenges posed by Russian attacks and the differences in infrastructure compared to Germany.
Animal Stories 2025: Catfish Alarm, a Lost Vulture, and a Cow Craving Sparkle
Last year, various animals in Bavaria generated headlines for a mix of touching, disturbing, and entertaining stories, including a 'killer catfish' alarming beachgoers and protests over the killing of baboons at the Nuremberg Zoo.
12.6 Percent Increase: Unemployment Costs Have Risen Significantly
In 2024, unemployment costs in Germany reached 76.6 billion euros, marking a 12.6 percent increase from the previous year, the highest level since 2015, according to the Nuremberg Institute for Employment Research (IAB).
12.6 Percent Increase: The Costs of Unemployment Have Significantly Increased
In 2024, the costs of unemployment in Germany rose by 12.6% year-over-year to 76.6 billion euros, the highest level since 2015, according to the Nuremberg Institute for Employment Research (IAB).
Postwoman disappeared without a trace for twelve years: 'What happened? Where are you?'
The disappearance case of Heidi Dannhäuser, a postwoman last seen in November 2013 in Nuremberg just before her 50th birthday, remains one of the most mysterious in Germany, with investigators suspecting foul play but lacking concrete evidence.