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A single-family home in Tannenberg caught fire late in the evening. Emergency services were on site to put out the fire.
A single-family home in Tannenberg (Erzgebirgskreis) is on fire. The fire department has been fighting the flames since late evening, the police said. The operation will probably last until the early hours of the morning. The Technical Relief Agency is also on site to remove the roof of the house. Only then can further deletion be carried out. The resident of the building got to safety on the roof in time, it was said. He was rescued and taken to a hospital.
The trial against seven suspected perpetrators of the “Cologne Drug War” begins on Monday in the Cologne district court. They are accused of particularly serious robbery, grievous bodily harm, deprivation of liberty and armed cannabis trafficking. The trigger was the theft of around 350 kilograms of marijuana from a warehouse in Hürth in June 2024. The alleged ringleader has been threatening a separate trial with possible preventive detention for months.
After the crash of a two-seater ultralight aircraft in the Heilbronn district, the police hope that the two dead people will be identified soon. The plane crashed in a vineyard near Gundelsheim and burned out; the license plate was no longer recognizable. The rescue system was triggered and a pyrotechnic device detonated. Investigations into the origin of the aircraft are ongoing.
A 17-year-old scooter driver was fatally injured in a collision with a bus in Nuremberg. His 16-year-old passenger was taken to hospital but her life is not in danger. The bus driver was treated for shock. The police are investigating the circumstances of the accident.
Two men from Thuringia lost their driver's license at the weekend after buying alcohol at gas stations while drunk and then driving. A 42-year-old woman was stopped in Gotha with a breath alcohol level of 1.7 per mille and a 37-year-old man in Erfurt with a breath alcohol level of 3.1 per mille.
An exposed British incendiary bomb from the Second World War partially caught fire in Neuss due to low water on the Rhine. The white phosphorus in the bomb ignited when it came into contact with air. The fire brigade burned the ammunition in a controlled manner and warned against handling suspicious objects.

Jane Doe's attorney, Thomas Giuffra, said in the CNN interview that he and his client had received threats to withdraw the civil lawsuit over an alleged gang rape at the Chi Phi fraternity house at Cornell University. US President Donald Trump sharply criticized the appointment of special counsel James, while Giuffra rejected any politicization of the case.