Country music legend Dolly Parton has died at age 80, prompting an outpouring of tributes from fellow musicians, actors, and fans worldwide. Her estate and collaborators have also announced several upcoming biographical projects to honor her enduring cultural impact.
Two employees at Frankfurt Airport have died from malaria after being bitten by an infected mosquito believed to have traveled on a commercial flight. Health authorities are investigating how the insect bypassed biosecurity measures, raising concerns about vector-borne diseases in major transport hubs.
Authorities are investigating kiosks located in Frankfurt's central train station district that are openly selling unregulated and potentially dangerous erectile dysfunction medications. The sale of these unapproved pharmaceuticals raises significant public health and regulatory concerns.
Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu confirmed that Romanian consular offices in Frankfurt will launch operations this September to better serve local residents.
The German Foreign Ministry and press organizations have publicly defended correspondent Christian Martens following Russia’s issuance of an international arrest warrant against him.
A disabled voter filed an emergency application against Thursday's mayoral and deputy elections in Frankfurt, claiming discriminatory voting conditions. The city government maintains that the legal framework is clear and valid.
Authorities in Frankfurt have recovered a police service weapon that went missing from a local precinct a month ago, with investigators now suspecting that a fellow officer unlawfully took the firearm.
Researchers in Frankfurt are developing alternative building materials made from textiles, utilizing weaving and braiding techniques instead of concrete. This initiative aims to address the heavy and climate-damaging nature of traditional concrete.
The city of Frankfurt has ordered an aparthotel to cease operations, stating that its furnished apartments are being rented out as holiday accommodations without the necessary permits.
Several after-school care centers (Schulhorte) in Frankfurt are facing closure due to the city's expansion of full-day childcare, which is seen as distorting competition. This development threatens smaller, independent care facilities for schoolchildren.
German customs officials celebrated their 75th anniversary in Frankfurt, showcasing the diverse nature of their work, which includes uncovering contraband like cocaine in bowling balls and sabers hidden in walking sticks.
Several German states and EU countries see significant opportunities in a free trade agreement with India, with Hessen positioned favorably in the competition for bilateral partnerships.
A Thai Airways Boeing 777-300ER flight from Frankfurt to Bangkok declared an emergency and returned to Frankfurt shortly after takeoff due to a landing gear malfunction, requiring the pilot to dump fuel.
Maike Stumpf, who initially aspired to be a bass player, now manages the daily operations of the Frankfurt Opera and Museum Orchestra, highlighting the administrative side of classical music.
A German newspaper's anthology features August von Platen's 19th-century poem 'Philemon's Death,' which explores the relationship between political freedom and artistic creation.
The 'Hot Printing' festival in Frankfurt is showcasing original print graphics from regional and international artists. The event features various techniques, including Main water lithography and classic letterpress.
A Frankfurt police officer left his service weapon on a table at his station, and it has been missing for several weeks, prompting an ongoing search by colleagues.
A sold-out concert by Croatian singer Thompson in Frankfurt has sparked fierce protests from the German left, who are demanding its cancellation. Despite the controversy, tickets for the event quickly sold out.
A 68-year-old e-scooter rider was seriously injured in an accident in Frankfurt. Separately, a cyclist was hit by a truck in the Vilnius region, highlighting ongoing concerns about road safety.
Russia has issued an arrest warrant for German journalist Michael Martens of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung after he controversially asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky what Europeans could do to help Ukraine "kill more Russians."
Ten Czech exhibitions will take place in Germany during the seven weeks leading up to the Frankfurt Book Fair, with one exhibition on Czechoslovak samizdat already open to the public.
New EU regulations implemented in early July have forced hundreds of Bitcoin providers, including Frankfurt-based bitcoin.de, to cease operations due to missing necessary licenses, though customer funds are reportedly safe.
A Vietnam Airlines flight nearly collided with a Lufthansa plane on the runway at Frankfurt Airport, taking off with only 91 meters of runway remaining after the near-miss.
KME Group Spa has reportedly chosen banks to arrange a Frankfurt listing for its copper-nickel producing unit, Cunova GmbH, which could be valued at up to €1 billion.
Chewing gum machines, cherished as cultural objects and childhood memories, continue to exist, though their numbers are decreasing in places like Frankfurt due to various factors.
Frankfurt is preparing for its Museumsuferfest, a cultural event featuring art, culture, and music with a skyline view, scheduled for the last weekend of August 2026, aiming to attract over a million visitors.
Frankfurt's public pool, Brentanobad, has closed its doors as temperatures drop below 30 degrees Celsius, a spontaneous reaction by the city's bath operators to the sudden weather change.
A letter sent to Slobodna Dalmacija by Professor Dr. Christoph Ph. Schließmann from Frankfurt, complaining about rising prices and a loss of traditional charm on the island of Brač, has stirred controversy. A doctor from Brač has issued a strong response, calling the German professor's complaints 'hypocritical.'
The new coalition in Frankfurt is working to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for housing construction. This initiative seeks to streamline regulations that have previously been criticized for being overly complex and restrictive.
Zeppelin sightseeing flights have returned to Frankfurt and the surrounding Rhein-Main area, with airships departing from Bad Homburg for round trips from Thursday to Sunday.
Russia has opened a criminal case against Michael Martens, a correspondent for the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), over remarks he made about the killing of Russian servicemen,…
German security authorities are observing a rise in activities by foreign intelligence services and hybrid threats, with a case in Frankfurt illustrating how attacks are being prepared openly.
Following the controversial decision to unseat treasurer Bergerhoff and mayor Eskandari-Grünberg, the Green Party in Frankfurt plans to change its internal structures.
Frankfurt DJ Julian Smith has opened a pop-up club named 'Tanzbar' in the cellar of a civic building, transforming an old Pilsstube into a new nightlife spot.
A German newspaper features a highly artistic linguistic construct, a sonnet by Thomas Krüger titled 'The Snows of Kilimanjaro,' praising its sovereign play with traditional forms despite a potential lack of respect for a royal animal.
Harald Rohr, who spent 20 years in leadership roles at Frankfurt Airport operator Fraport, has retired, leaving behind a legacy that will shape the airport for decades.
A medieval depiction of Christ from the Frankfurt Cathedral's electoral chapel is undergoing restoration at the Frankfurt Cathedral Museum, remarkably appearing as it did a century ago.
The popular new residential area of Schönhofviertel in Frankfurt is grappling with two significant planning errors, one of which has been resolved while the other lacks a quick solution.
A person was reportedly hit by a car following a wildlife accident in the Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis region of Germany. The incident was reported as part of local news in Frankfurt and Hessen.
Iranian composer Elnaz Seyedi speaks about her experiences with trauma and the power of beauty, which she aims to convey through her work at Frankfurt's University of Music and Performing Arts.
Perko Matović, State Secretary in the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, has condemned a statement by Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung journalist Michael Martens, who allegedly called for 'killing Russians,' deeming it a violation of journalistic ethics and hospitality.
DWS Group, owned by Deutsche Bank AG, is partnering with life insurance consolidator Frankfurter Leben as it seeks to access the industry’s vast capital pools.
German NGO HateAid has filed a criminal complaint against tech giant Meta and other companies with the Frankfurt public prosecutor's office regarding the sale of Meta's AI glasses.
A 25-year-old youth from Haryana, India, who previously served in the French Army, was allegedly stabbed to death in Frankfurt, Germany, with his family now arranging for his body's repatriation.
The Frankfurt immigration office is providing guidance to clarify foreign law, aiming to prevent the premature termination of employment for skilled workers.
The extensive 20-year renovation of the medieval Sankt Leonhard church on the Main riverbank in Frankfurt, Germany, has concluded with the completion of its northern vestibule.
A severely injured man was found on a street in Frankfurt's Nied district and died shortly after, prompting police to search for a suspect armed with a knife.
Frankfurt's Konstablerwache square has remained desolate for years, with a public art installation by Echelman facing significant criticism and a 'shitstorm'. The controversy highlights ongoing debates about public art and urban development in the city.
Felix Semmelroth, a prominent and influential figure in Frankfurt's cultural scene, has passed away. He is remembered as a modern yet conservative cultural citizen who held a significant position in the city's arts.
A study from the University of Frankfurt suggests the AfD benefits from right-wing extremist terror attacks in elections, though other research presents contradictory findings.
Boy George prematurely exited the stage at the 'Die 80er Live' concert in Frankfurt's Deutsche Bank Park amidst boos, though Holly Johnson continued the show to a successful conclusion.
At the Frankfurter LiteraTurm festival, Anne Rabe and Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk, moderated by Sandra Kegel, discussed the German Democratic Republic, its end, and its aftermath, focusing on the vitality of civil society.
Lutz Seiler's poem "der aufenthalt" (the stay) delves into the intrusiveness of the dead, depicting ghosts of the long-deceased residing in their old walls and verses.
Robert Mangold, a restaurateur representing the gastronomy and tourism sector in Frankfurt and Hessen, discusses current challenges. He highlights high prices, criticism of perceived luxury, and the consequences of traffic policy for businesses.
Frankfurt's municipal bus company is facing a shortage of 52 city buses due to delivery issues from the manufacturer, forcing it to contract subcontractors on short notice.
A new art installation by US artist Janet Echelman in downtown Frankfurt is polarizing public opinion, with discussions also focusing on the cost of the artwork.
A Frankfurt court has ruled against a restaurant owner's attempt to ban a woman's Instagram posts criticizing safety and hygiene, after her dog ate mouse poison on the premises.
Germany's federal prosecutor has taken over the investigation into an explosive drone found at Leipzig/Halle Airport, suspecting an attempted explosion. Authorities deny that a Ukrainian plane targeted by the drone was carrying weapons or ammunition.
The unusual project 'Tsirk Dobranotch', combining Klezmer music with acrobatics, is featured at the 'Days of Exile' in Frankfurt, offering workshops for children.
Icelandic singer-songwriter Ásgeir captivated the audience with his performance in the summery Palmengarten in Frankfurt. His music transported listeners into a mystical Nordic world, showcasing the power found in tranquility.
A Moscow court has ordered the arrest of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reporter Michael Martens in absentia, charging him with inciting hatred after he questioned the circumstances of Russian soldier deaths.
The Frankfurt city council dismissed an urgent legal challenge regarding the selection of a new deputy official, following a prior decision by the electoral committee.
Managing directors of the historic Frankfurter family bakery Eifler assure employees that no layoffs will occur following a partnership with a financial investor, prioritizing workforce stability over aggressive cost-cutting measures.
A man who flew into Iceland from Frankfurt with nearly 16 kg of cannabis in his luggage has been sentenced to six months in prison after the drugs were discovered during his arrival.
Frankfurt's climate department head, Tina Zapf-Rodriguez, is facing scrutiny for failing to draw appropriate policy conclusions from the recent extreme heat season.
The city of Frankfurt has planted only around 2,000 trees in three years, missing its goal of adding 10,000 by decade's end, prompting comparisons with more pragmatic approaches in other cities.
The Johanna-Tesch-Schule in Frankfurt has been recognized as the city's first climate-neutral school, featuring an energy-efficient new building and a "nature and movement park" schoolyard.
Politicians in Frankfurt are demanding the cancellation of a concert by Croatian singer Thompson, who is popular at national team celebrations but faces accusations of fascism from critics.
A museum in Frankfurt is allowing visitors to experience the world of the Apostle Paul through VR glasses, including a virtual fistfight in front of the Temple of Artemis.
The Frankfurter Mousonturm is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a street festival featuring rope acrobatics, numerous soap bubbles, and a light show, marking the opening of a full jubilee season.
A new gas power plant in Frankfurt is on schedule to begin operations in the autumn, with project manager Reiner Peters playing a key role in its timely development.
Russian authorities have placed Michael Mertens, a correspondent for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), on a wanted list following his inquiry about the killing of Russian soldiers, prompting the newspaper to call it an intimidation attempt.
A driver in the Rhein-Main region of Germany reportedly sped towards police officers, even after being shot. The incident occurred in Frankfurt/Hessen.
A tennis club and the tenant of its restaurant in Gießen, Germany, are in a dispute over whether alcohol must be served at the venue, with the Frankfurt Higher Regional Court deferring a decision.
Frankfurt's nightlife on Fridays at Friedberger Platz, known as 'Friedi-Freitag,' uniquely brings together people from all social backgrounds, temporarily bridging the divides that status often creates.
The former Karstadt department store on Frankfurt's Zeil is undergoing renovation, with C&A and TK Maxx confirmed as the first tenants, while plans for apartments and a hotel have been scrapped.
Palestine activists protested against the "Israel Day" celebrations in downtown Frankfurt, calling the event a "barbaric spectacle" and criticizing the press.
Two months of intense heat have caused electricity and water consumption in Frankfurt to reach record levels, a phenomenon not solely attributed to the city's numerous data centers.
Construction on the extension of Frankfurt's U5 subway line into the Europaviertel is advancing, with plans to allow trains to exceed the current 30 km/h speed limit on the above-ground section.
A colorful net sculpture, previously displayed in Dubai, Madrid, and Vienna, has been installed in Frankfurt's Konstablerwache without a public tender, drawing criticism from artist Tobias Rehberger who calls it 'pure kitsch'.
Everton is reportedly keen on signing Eintracht Frankfurt attacker Jean-Matteo Bahoya, as manager David Moyes seeks reinforcements for the final third.
Edith Erbrich, an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor who was deported to Theresienstadt at age seven, has been awarded the honorary plaque of her hometown Frankfurt for her resilience and testimony.
The German state of Hessen has banned the Frankfurt Palestine Association and conducted house searches in connection with the decision. This action follows concerns regarding the organization's activities.
Frankfurt is set to begin its first-ever pigeon count in September, seeking volunteers, as other larger Hessian cities also undertake similar initiatives to monitor their pigeon populations.
The Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt has significantly reduced a fine against Meta, ruling that the company's slow deletion practices were grossly negligent rather than intentional.
A criminal investigation has reportedly been launched in Russia against Michael Martens, the Balkan correspondent for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), with the state news agency TASS reporting the initiation of criminal proceedings.
The designated mayor faces the task of filling the political vacuum in Frankfurt and pragmatically addressing contentious issues such as the Bahnhofsviertel.
A report highlights the rarity of organ donations, attributing it to hesitant relatives and clinic procedures, with Uniklinik Frankfurt demonstrating ways to improve the process.
Frankfurt's 'Lai' restaurant in Westend impresses with a convincing fusion of Vietnamese traditions and European elements, though its cuisine could be bolder in one aspect.
An e-scooter rider severely injured a pedestrian in Frankfurt, while a young e-scooter driver in another incident fled from police and suffered a serious crash. These events highlight safety concerns surrounding e-scooter use.
Two years after occupying the Berger Kino in Frankfurt, the Kinokollektivkino association is negotiating a lease agreement with the owner, aiming to become the householders of the cinema.
The German Architecture Museum (DAM) in Frankfurt has reopened its doors after an extended renovation period, featuring a new permanent exhibition that showcases eleven models telling stories of construction.
The traditional household and toy store 'Der Meder' in Frankfurt is celebrating its 150th anniversary, a significant milestone for a family-run business amidst many store closures.
The Hilton Hotel Frankfurt Gravenbruch is in emergency operation following the insolvency of its operating companies, as its owner is on sanctions lists, preventing the insolvency administrator from accessing funds.
The Bundesbank is planning to relocate its headquarters from northern Frankfurt to the city center and is currently searching for a new building to accommodate 2500 employees.
Perko Matović, Serbia's State Secretary in the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, condemned a statement by a Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung journalist, accusing him of inciting the killing of Russians.
The Goetheturm in Frankfurt now allows people to enjoy its skyline view from anywhere in the world through a live webcam feed accessible via the internet.
Frankfurt's Mayor Mike Josef has inaugurated the art installation "A Sky Full of Hope" at Konstablerwache. Hundreds of visitors attended the opening, some with reservations, prompting the mayor to engage in dialogue.
German press, specifically Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), reported on a journalist's 'unluckily formulated' question to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Belgrade, asking how Europeans could help kill more Russians.
Two new high schools in Hessen, Germany, including the Margot-Friedländer-Gymnasium in Frankfurt, have quickly become established and popular since their founding.
На конференцијата на Александар Вучиќ и Володимир Зеленски во саботата, Мартенс го праша украинскиот претседател како Европејците можат да помогнат „да се убијат повеќе Руси, односно руски војници“,…
The children's tram at Frankfurt's youth traffic school, where children learn road safety, can no longer operate on its tracks due to urgent renovation requirements for the training grounds.
Restaurant operators in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel face unique challenges, and the city is encouraged to make it easier for them to operate, recognizing their importance to the district.
At the Frankfurter LiteraTurm Festival, Anne Rabe and Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk, moderated by Sandra Kegel, discussed the German Democratic Republic (DDR), its dissolution, and its lasting impact. The conversation highlighted the challenges of learning the responsibility of freedom.
The Frankfurter Apfelweinfest is taking place, offering visitors the chance to sample around 100 different fruit wines, including a special 'Hessen-Döner,' as enthusiasm for Hessian cider grows.
Homeless individuals in Frankfurt, Germany, are particularly vulnerable to the intense heat, prompting authorities to introduce cooled buses as a measure to provide relief.
During the renovation of the Bolongaro Palace in Frankfurt, archaeologists have discovered insights into 2000 years of Roman fecal history, securing traces of the Romans once stationed at the site.
A political faction in Frankfurt is calling for an investigation into the possibility of reopening a crematorium in the city, twelve years after its closure, following reports of a bottleneck in Offenbach.
Frankfurt's University Hospital has opened a Childhood-Haus, a therapy center providing medical and legal support for child victims of violence, which Federal Family Minister Prien considers exemplary.
During the ongoing Reichsbürger trial in Frankfurt, a former soldier, Peter Wörner, confirmed allegations that the group around Prince Reuß had attempted to procure weapons on a larger scale.
Two employees at Germany’s Frankfurt Airport have died after contracting malaria from mosquitoes transported on incoming international flights. Health authorities are investigating the rare transmission chain to prevent further cases.
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung publishes its daily trivia challenge, asking readers to answer five questions based on recent headlines and compete with other users.
A minor political party has submitted an inquiry regarding unusual vote transfers and procedures surrounding the foreign residents' advisory council election during Frankfurt's municipal polls.
A Frankfurt architecture firm has unveiled design plans for red tiered seating in the Bahnhofsviertel district, aiming to settle ongoing disputes regarding outdoor gastronomy on Kaiserstraße.
Residents in Frankfurt and surrounding areas of Hessen are experiencing heavy showers and thunderstorms, with local meteorological services issuing safety alerts.
Experts in Frankfurt are debating whether creating a pleasant atmosphere in school cafeterias leads to better student acceptance and consumption of school meals.
The Frankfurt Higher Regional Court lifted the arrest warrant for a convicted arsonist due to a procedural mistake, resulting in his temporary release pending further legal proceedings.
Architect Tülây Güneș shows how urban space shapes social conflicts with a tour through the Frankfurt district of Höchst. And it's about a dilapidated Bismarck.
An Allensbach survey indicates that Frankfurt is largely unpopular among the general public, though supporters of the FDP party show a slightly more favorable view. The findings shed light on public perception of the city.
Following a hot summer, Frankfurt is discussing measures to cool its city center, including planting more trees, increasing permeable surfaces, and installing shades and mist showers.
One hundred years ago, Mayor Ludwig Landmann expanded Frankfurt through incorporations, bringing new industry to the city, though this rapid expansion quickly drew critics.
Bicycle activists in Frankfurt are organizing their 20th 'Kidical Mass' demonstration, advocating for children to be able to cycle without fear in the city.
The Rotlintstraßenfest in Frankfurt is highlighted as a place where former German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer once worked, serving beer. The articles reflect on the historical significance of the festival and its connection to Fischer's past.
The German state of Hessen aims to expand cooperation with Mumbai, India, building on connections between the Indian financial hub and Frankfurt. The FDP has raised critical questions regarding a recent trip by the state government.
Frankfurt is establishing a memorial for plane trees that died after a poison attack, with a majority voting for a sheet metal sculpture of a tree stump. An apprentice is crafting the sculpture.
The Junge Deutsche Philharmonie has teamed up with the performance group She She Pop for their tenth "Freispiel" concert, which will be presented at the Frankfurter Mousonturm and the Kunstfest Weimar.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung published a news quiz for August 21st, challenging readers on their knowledge of current events, including a question about which German city was ranked least attractive in a new survey.
The Europa Open Air festival featured classical, jazz, and tango music between the Frankfurt skyline and the Main river, while Raiven captivated audiences with a performance at Khislstein Castle. Both events offered diverse musical experiences.
An exhibition at the Museum for Communication in Frankfurt is dedicated to 'Samizdat' literature, which was secretly copied and distributed during the communist dictatorship in Czechoslovakia despite being banned.
Four former bank employees have been indicted in Germany for illegal Cum-Ex share transactions in 2008, with the alleged damage exceeding 20 million Euros, tracing a path from Frankfurt to London.
The supervisory board of Frankfurt University Hospital has initiated cost-saving measures, with patients expected to experience changes starting next year.
German IT service provider q.beyond, listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange, has expanded into Romania by opening a new hub in Cluj-Napoca. This move is part of the company's international expansion strategy.
Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx are set to perform Scottish folk music, sea shanties, and rock at the Frankfurter Zoom. The performance aims to showcase the depth of their music beyond the viral 'Wellerman' hit.
Roses from Steinfurth are making their way to Frankfurt, captivating many with their scent. A small shop in the Nordend district offers fresh blooms daily.
A dispute over groundwater is emerging as two million cubic meters of water are pumped annually from the Hessian municipality of Birstein to the city of Frankfurt, raising concerns in Birstein about the ecological consequences and potential drought.
The Hospital zum Heiligen Geist in Frankfurt, Germany, is reorganizing its services to create a new psychiatric focus, transferring medical care for drug-addicted individuals from Bürgerhospital to enhance mental health provisions.
Last year, 37 cultural monuments disappeared in Hessen, Germany, with others, including the former Opel race track and Frankfurt-Höchst train station, now considered endangered.
A collection of 20th-century stories by Czech and Slovak Romany writers, titled 'Velvet Blues,' is slated for presentation at the upcoming Frankfurt Book Fair, where Czechia will be the guest of honor.
A daycare center in Frankfurt has been named one of eight finalists for the prestigious German Daycare Award, recognized for its child-centric approach, including children's involvement in meal planning.
Péter Magyar's emergence in Hungarian politics is drawing significant international attention, with analyses suggesting he is disrupting the political landscape. His rise is being scrutinized for its potential to challenge existing power structures and strengthen control mechanisms.
German security authorities are observing a rise in activities by foreign intelligence services, with a case in Frankfurt highlighting how attacks are being prepared openly amidst increasing hybrid threats.
The University of the 3rd Age in Frankfurt offers various educational programs specifically designed for seniors, emphasizing that age should not be a barrier to learning.
Two men broke into two gun shops in Wetteraukreis at night, then fled on the A5 highway towards Frankfurt, leading police on a chase; one suspect was caught, while his accomplice remains at large.
A significant weather change is bringing cooler temperatures to the Hesse region of Germany. This update comes from a liveblog covering news and events in Frankfurt and Hesse.
Julian Smith, a veteran of Frankfurt's nightlife, has opened a new pop-up club called 'Tanzbar' in a citizen's house basement, aiming to counter the trend of club closures.
Police in Frankfurt are investigating two separate queerphobic attacks in the city's Bahnhofsviertel and city center, with one incident leaving a person injured with a can to the jaw.
The city of Fulda has declared a water emergency, as reported in the Rhein-Main-Liveblog. This decision comes amidst ongoing concerns about water supply in Frankfurt and the Hessen region.
New construction projects in Frankfurt are reportedly suffering from systemic planning errors, including the omission of essential infrastructure like schools or connections to train stations.
Despite hosting the world's best rhythmic gymnasts, the World Championship in Frankfurt has received little public attention in the city, with a fan zone offering children a chance to try the sport being a notable exception.
Four years after its initial introduction and subsequent return to the manufacturer, Frankfurt's new generation of trams is finally set to begin operation on Monday. This marks a significant upgrade for the city's public transportation system.
Around 60 hectares of forest and fields near Frankfurt have been destroyed by fires in one week, with authorities suspecting arson in a series of blazes in the Untertaunus region.
A study from Frankfurt demonstrates how dangerous pneumonia-causing bacteria, pneumococci, gain an advantage over harmless bacteria on the nasal mucous membrane, leading to severe infections.
The F.A.Z. Rhein-Main Feierabend-Briefing reports on regional topics including municipalities controlling water consumption with potential €5000 fines, intelligence services warning of espionage, and Frankfurt reconciling with a work of art.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) has outlined its 'Trust Initiative,' detailing its standards, working methods, and financing to ensure transparency and credibility.
Frankfurt is launching the "Carlo" greening project, albeit six weeks late, to introduce climbing plants near the Bockenheimer Depot to create shade and improve quality of life in one of the city's hottest areas.
In the first half of 2026, the Frankfurt office real estate market saw significantly fewer transactions than average, yet prime rents in central locations are nearing the €60 per square meter mark due to a scarcity of modern spaces.
According to EUalajv, a question posed by a journalist from the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) during a press conference with the Ukrainian and Serbian presidents in Belgrade was perceived as a propaganda gift to the Kremlin.
A Frankfurt lawyer and three co-defendants are on trial, accused of earning hundreds of thousands of euros by illegally bringing wealthy foreigners into the country in a case dubbed 'elite smuggling'.
The city of Frankfurt is changing its school development strategy, planning to adjust after-school care to demand and construct a new special needs school for children with intellectual disabilities.
Gastronomers in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel are protesting new regulations from the road construction office regarding their outdoor terraces, expressing concerns about guest and staff safety.
The Urban Sketchers Rhein-Main group is active in Frankfurt and its surroundings, drawing scenes with pencils, paints, and sketchbooks, often racing against time to capture their subjects.
Klaus Oesterling, a prominent figure and former city councilor in Frankfurt known for his expertise in transport policy, has passed away. He is remembered for his significant contributions beyond just his role as an excellent transport politician.
The Vitos Klinik Bamberger Hof in Frankfurt is a unique psychiatric facility that treats individuals with severe mental health conditions on an outpatient basis, a model its director Sabine Kreß aims to maintain.
American jazz pianist Bob Degen, a long-standing figure in the Frankfurt music scene, shares his experiences and reveals his past dissatisfaction with New York.
Eintracht Frankfurt's year-long cooperation with a Ghanaian club has resulted in the first player transferring from Accra to Frankfurt, with the Lions' president discussing his strengths and the partnership.
Two young entrepreneurs have recently opened a showroom for design furniture with an industrial charm in a former industrial hall in eastern Frankfurt, with a celebration planned for Saturday.
During the renovation of the Bolongaropalast in Frankfurt, archaeologists have uncovered significant finds from Roman times, offering insights into 2000 years of the region's history, including ancient fecal matter.
Hanna Bennison, considered one of Europe's top talents, made a promising debut for Eintracht Frankfurt, hinting at why the club is confident in her abilities after limited playing time at Real Madrid.
Two new nature experience paths for children have opened in Bad Homburg, near Frankfurt, where they can encounter 'The Mouse' and its friend, 'The Elephant', characters that originated in the town.
Following a recent drone incident in Leipzig, Frankfurt Airport is planning to implement advanced drone defense systems, including the use of artificial intelligence, to enhance security.