Landeshauptstadt Mainz in the news

Landeshauptstadt Mainz services, including digital ones, were restored after a 'highly critical' IT security alert, with no evidence of data breach found.

FILMZ Festival of German Cinema celebrates its 25th anniversary in Mainz with an expanded program, new children's section, increased state funding, and diverse film competitions.

This is a legal request for presentation documents from a 2026 conference where a representative from Landeshauptstadt Mainz spoke.

The city of Mainz faces a significant budget deficit and scrutiny over the financial performance, transparency, and political influence within its municipal holding company, ZBM.

BioNTech founders Ugur Şahin and Özlem Türeci launched their new pharmaceutical company, Arife, in Mainz to develop next-generation mRNA medicines, bolstering the city's biotechnology sector.

A migrant association accuses the city of Mainz of structural racism after being denied rooms, a decision criticized by a specialized agency and a social welfare organization.

Mainz faces a substantial budget deficit by 2027, with Mayor Nino Haase criticizing federal and state policies for unfunded mandates while proposing local savings measures and moderate fee increases.

The Mainz Alliance for Children's Rights will host the World Children's Day festival on September 19, 2026, at Gutenbergplatz, featuring performances, interactive activities, and an award ceremony to promote children's rights and sustainable development.

The Mainz Main Committee has approved new regulations concerning demonstration posters.

Mainz Mayor Haase opposes a tax increase, leading to criticism from both coalition and opposition parties.

Mainz is hosting its annual Intercultural Week from September 11th to 20th, featuring a diverse program of events, including a festival, job fairs, and cultural activities, to promote integration and celebrate diversity.

Mainz is hosting its Intercultural Week from September 11-20, featuring a festival with international food and music, job market integration events, and cultural activities.

Mainz projects a 233 million Euro deficit by 2027, struggling with finances despite a temporary boost from Biontech, and is urged to sue for adequate government funding.

Mainz expects a record deficit of over 233 million Euros in 2027, despite savings and planned tax increases, while prioritizing investments.

Mainz projects a 233 million Euro deficit for 2027, leading to planned increases in property and business taxes, cuts in public services, and mayoral opposition to the proposed measures.

Mainz administration proposes 45 cost-saving measures, including higher fees for kindergarten meals and parking, staff reductions, and potential increases in business and property taxes, to address a significant budget deficit.

A 140,000 Euro modernized playground with a 20-meter zip line and inclusive features opened in Mainz-Gonsenheim after construction delays.

Mainz city center will be completely shut down on September 3, 2026, for the annual company run, affecting traffic and parking due to extensive road closures.

The city of Mainz honored 100 volunteers, including parent committee members, for their commitment to childcare, recognizing their crucial role in community development.

Mainz and Wiesbaden are launching a ‘Bike to Work Challenge’ to promote cycling as a sustainable and stress-free commuting option, aiming to improve infrastructure.