MVG Ends Bike-Sharing Program in Munich After Ten Years
Anyone in Munich who has relied on rental bikes from the Munich Transport Company (MVG) will soon have to look for alternatives: after a
Last-Minute Job Fair in Kronach Offers New Hope for Youth Without Apprenticeships
More than 20,000 school leavers in Bavaria are heading into the final weeks before the new training year begins without having secured an apprenticeship.
German Defense Start-up Donaustahl to Launch Drone Motor Production in Bavaria by 2026
The Lower Bavarian defense start-up Donaustahl, headquartered in Hutthurm in the Passau district, is preparing to take a major step within the German and
Train Disruptions in August: Cancellations and Rerouted Services Between Munich, Salzburg, and Kufstein
Extensive construction work will cause significant disruptions to rail services on several key routes in southern Bavaria this August.
Munich’s 2026 Budget: Lower Investments, but Billions in New Debt Planned
The City of Munich has presented the key data decision for its budget in the year 2026.
Raid on Bavarian Machine Manufacturer Spinner: Suspected Illegal Trade with Russia Despite EU Sanctions
The internationally active machine tool manufacturer Spinner, headquartered in Sauerlach, Upper Bavaria, is currently at the center of an extensive investigation.
Water Usage Fee Approved in Bavaria: What the New “Wassercent” Means for Consumers Starting in 2026
After years of political debate, Bavaria has officially approved the introduction of a water usage fee known as the “Wassercent.”
Spectacular Discovery in Hohenthann: Archaeologists Uncover Remains of a Medieval Castle
In Hohenthann, located in the Lower Bavarian district of Landshut, archaeologists have uncovered the previously unknown remains of a medieval castle.