Study: Why You Shouldn’t Scold Children for Counting on Their Fingers
According to research by European scientists, using fingers for counting in elementary school is not a sign of delay but serves as an important
Owners of Vacant Apartments in Munich Now Face Fines of Up to €200,000
Property owners in Munich who leave residential units vacant without a valid legal reason now face substantial financial penalties.
Study Reveals AI Language Models Exhibit Bias Against Dialect Speakers
Do you speak Bavarian? Then artificial intelligence might be prejudiced against you. According to a new study from the Universities of Mainz, Hamburg, and
Kempten Municipal Employee Accused of Stealing Over a Million Euros from Parking Meters
An employee of the Kempten city administration is suspected of stealing millions of euros in coins from the parking meters he was responsible for
Police Determine Cause of Death of Woman Found in Forest Near Munich
For about a week, the mysterious discovery of a body in Forstenrieder Park had kept the city in suspense. It has now been determined
Nuremberg’s Historic Hangman’s Bridge Reopens After Renovation
Nuremberg – After a three-month renovation, the Hangman's Bridge (Henkersteg) in central Nuremberg has reopened to pedestrians. The bridge's structure has now been securely
Starnberg District Raises its County Contribution Rate to 55.8 Percent
The mood in the budget committee among members of the Starnberg district council was decidedly sober this week.
Open Beatz Festival Announces First Artists for 2026 Lineup
From Friday, July 24, to Sunday, July 26, 2026, Southern Germany's largest electronic music festival will return to Herzogenaurach. Among others, Timmy Trumpet has