Stadt Reutlingen in the news

A Polish truck illegally parked at Reutlingen's Kreuzeichestadion since January, loaded with waste, poses an ongoing challenge for the city's public order office.

Pfullingen has overtaken Reutlingen in the Biosphere-Kaufhaus project.

FairEnergie expanded electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Reutlingen with 58 new points in 2026, while phasing out some natural gas refueling services.

The Reutlingen Christmas Market will partially move to the Market Square in 2026, undergo organizational changes, and seek more craft vendors for a refreshed experience.

The renovation of Reutlingen's town hall is starting in November with the first major relocation of departments.

The article discusses the legal implications and handling of found cannabis by municipal lost and found offices in Tübingen and Reutlingen, as city authorities are not legal sources for marijuana.

Reutlingen residents express concerns about traffic diversions during the B312 bridge construction, prompting the city to conduct a traffic study and demand simultaneous construction of both bridges.

The "Feuereifer" show uses a multimedia spectacle to immerse audiences in the 1726 Reutlingen fire, held in a church largely rebuilt after the disaster.

Reutlingen University contributes to the city's climate protection efforts.

Reutlingen residents expressed their grief by signing a condolence book for the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks in New York and Washington.

Reutlingen's cycling test track on Dietweg successfully shifted cyclists from sidewalks to the road, but raised concerns about close overtakes by cars, despite leading to the allowance of protected cycle lanes outside urban areas.

The Jahnhalle in Reutlingen is closed, requiring local sports to find new venues.

Reutlingen's ranking in the "Smart City Index" has fallen to 54th place, revealing a significant need for improvement in data networks and digital mobility, though projects are underway to address these weaknesses.

The 'Tag des offenen Denkmals' on September 13, 2026, will feature numerous historical sites in Tübingen, Reutlingen, and nearby towns opening to the public with a focus on monuments and infrastructure.

Police in Reutlingen and Tübingen are investigating over 20 teenagers involved in moped thefts and illegal e-scooter incidents, warning parents about liability.

A petition asks the city of Reutlingen to extend the outdoor seating hours for a local social gastronomy business to match competitors, citing economic hardship from an earlier closing time.

Reutlingen's digital ranking among German major cities has slipped.

A Reutlingen restaurant petitions city officials to extend its outdoor seating hours to align with other local businesses, citing economic hardship and unfair treatment.

Reutlingen commemorates the 300th anniversary of a devastating 1726 city fire with a unique theatrical, musical, and video projection event featuring composer Jan Henning's music.

The City of Reutlingen received a national award for its education for sustainable development initiatives, recognizing its comprehensive communication, youth engagement, and alignment with global sustainability goals.