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Since this week, a round table at the Bavarian Ministry of the Environment has been dealing with the issue of PFAS chemicals. The affected municipalities have been fighting contamination for a long time and are now hoping for concrete solutions. The Friedberger Ach is heavily affected: usually a place for swimming and fishing.
The situation in the care sector is becoming increasingly dramatic, with politics failing to deliver comprehensive reforms for two decades. Instead, there continues to be a patchwork of federal states, lacking real strategies.
Glamour, cameras, and the superstar image: In the latest episode of the krone.tv podcast 'Message Makes Media,' TV star Silvia Schneider provides insights into her life between down-to-earthness, stage lights, and mucking out stables. Gerald Fleischmann talks to the multi-talent about the 'Ups and Downs' of a life in the spotlight.
High energy prices burden the economy and consumers - but would an industrial electricity price or even the abolition of the electricity tax finally create confidence? Bertram Brossardt from the Association of the Bavarian Economy with an assessment.
Jay Leno has shared the reason behind a surge in his ticket sales.
Jennifer Lawrence previously penned an open letter after Donald Trump won his first term as president.
When young people in their 20s make it into a local body like the municipal council or county council, it is often almost a small sensation. It just doesn't happen that often. At least not as often as communities would like. The youthful perspective on political issues is often missing. But there are also counterexamples that show that local politics does not have to completely do without fresh ideas. More young people in local politics: A wish that many cities, municipalities, and districts have been expressing for years.
Despite political promises of stable health insurance contributions, the Techniker Krankenkasse and the Association of Substitute Funds sound the alarm. Find out their forecast and what this means for contributions in the video.
Germany is divided: Chancellor Merz and his SPD Environment Minister are arguing about the phase-out of combustion engines. Does this weaken the impact in Europe? We discuss this with the EPP Group leader Manfred Weber.
Unusual change of sides: dressage rider Lisa Müller, wife of football star Thomas Müller, is doing an internship in the Bavarian State Parliament - alongside Ilse Aigner. Meanwhile, her husband is causing a sensation in Canada with a new look and basketball posts.
Politics reacts after drone dilemma at Munich Airport: The Bavarian cabinet today introduced a draft law for drone defense. This is planned.
The debate over conscription is causing controversy. Chancellor Merz is advocating for a general societal duty year, but legal hurdles remain. Merz considers a voluntary conscription to be insufficient.
The summer break is over - the Augsburg city council is back in action. In the new council term, topics such as downtown development, the renovation of the ice canal, school renovations, care projects, and much more are on the agenda. We were present at the press conference with Mayor Eva Weber.
