Events

Petit-Couronne: driver arrested after refusing to comply with police order

A 30-year-old motorist was arrested in Petit-Couronne after refusing to comply with a police order and speeding, endangering pedestrians.

Amel Bouderra indicted, loses vice-presidency of Ardenne Métropole

Former basketball player Amel Bouderra, indicted in early October along with four other members of Flammes Carolo, has lost her mandate as vice-president of the Charleville and Sedan agglomeration.

Controversy at Institut de France after tribute to Jacques Bainville

A tribute to royalist historian Jacques Bainville has caused a crisis at the Institut de France, with several academicians denouncing an attack following the condemnation of the Academy of Sciences.

Pavillons-sous-Bois: apartment fire leaves two in critical condition

During the night of November 3 to 4, 2026, an apartment caught fire in Pavillons-sous-Bois (Seine-Saint-Denis). Some fifty firefighters were mobilized and two people were injured in critical condition.

Profile of a tennis coach and his relationship with purchasing power

A tennis coach shares his testimony regarding his standard of living and expenses, illustrating debates on purchasing power.

Goussainville: two victims detained after a road departure on the D317

On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, emergency services responded to an accident on the D317 in Goussainville, near Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle Airport. A woman was hospitalized in serious condition.

Emmanuel Macron expected in Luxembourg in January 2027

The French president is expected in the Grand Duchy in January 2027; elected officials in Northern Lorraine hope to use the meeting to highlight the difficulties facing border municipalities.

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Red Cross under financial watch, subsidy requests refused for two years

The Red Cross is under financial alert, as its subsidy requests have been refused for two years.

Large second-hand clothing store opens in Lille metropolitan area

Driven by inflation, second-hand retail chains are gaining ground, illustrated by the opening of a large second-hand clothing store in the Lille metropolitan area.

Witness appeal after disappearance of 14-year-old girl in Bain-de-Bretagne

A 14-year-old girl has not been seen since November 2 after leaving her school in Bain-de-Bretagne, in Ille-et-Vilaine. The gendarmerie has circulated her description.

Nancy: the programming of Heavy Week-End 2027 sparks controversy

The first three headliners for Heavy Week-End 2027 (Marilyn Manson, Helloween, Falling In Reverse) have sparked controversy among metal fans. The mayor of Nancy, Matthieu Klein, refuses their appearance.

Blagnac: increase in cafeteria and after-school rates causes controversy

In Blagnac, near Toulouse, the new cafeteria and after-school activity rates are provoking anger among parents who are appealing to the town hall.

Bosquel supercomputer: project backers want genuine consultation

The backers of the Bosquel supercomputer project present the planned campus and say they are in favor of genuine consultation with local residents.

Eleven new homes delivered in the faubourg d'Isle district of Saint-Quentin

A new collective housing residence of eleven units is now in service in the faubourg d'Isle district of Saint-Quentin, on a former industrial brownfield, after fifteen years of process.

Un dîner solidaire au profit des Restos du Cœur à Cannes

Près de 500 convives sont attendus au Carlton Cannes le 17 novembre pour un dîner caritatif réunissant des chefs étoilés au profit des Restos du Cœur.

Prison guard tried for supplying cigarettes to inmate for 1,500 euros

A young prison guard, fresh out of training, is facing charges for corruption: she allegedly supplied cigarettes to an inmate in exchange for 1,500 euros, in a context of prison violence.

Ariège: over 600 liters of smuggled alcohol seized after chase with customs

Sunday, November 1, 2026, a motorist returning from Andorra refused a customs check and fled before abandoning his crashed van in Ariège. Over 600 liters of alcohol were seized.

Seine-et-Marne: house fire in Saint-Germain-Laval, upper floor collapses

Firefighters were mobilized for several hours on a house fire in Saint-Germain-Laval, Seine-et-Marne. The upper floor partially collapsed during the intervention.

Murder of Eyoub in Aulnay: up to 30 years' imprisonment sought against the commando

At the trial for the murder of Eyoub, an innocent young man killed in Aulnay-sous-Bois, the prosecution sought up to 30 years' imprisonment against the commando members.

Test firing of Sylex sounding rocket for future M51.4 ballistic missile

ArianeGroup conducted a test firing of its Sylex sounding rocket on behalf of the DGA and the Ministry of the Armed Forces, with a view to developing the next version of the strategic nuclear missile M51.4.

Alès: elevator breakdown paralyzes condominium for over a month

Since October 1, elderly or disabled residents of an apartment building in Alès have been without an elevator, a situation that should nevertheless end soon.

Unions and employers open negotiations on youth employment

Five trade union organizations and three employer organizations begin discussions on November 4, 2026 on access to quality work for 15-24 year-olds, whose unemployment rate stands at 21.6%.

Forsee Power and Prova: industrial development in the United States

French companies Prova and Forsee Power discuss their industrial installations in the United States, between a factory opening and a slowdown in activity in Ohio.

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Pollution of La Valière stream between Mayenne and Ille-et-Vilaine

Pollution has been discovered in La Valière stream, near Vitré. Investigators from the OFB traced the source of the discharge back to Mayenne.

Enedis conducts nationwide operation against tampered electricity meters

Enedis has deployed its inspectors across France to crack down on fraud among professionals, particularly tampered meters. 260 businesses were inspected, with fraudsters facing fines of up to 750,000 euros.

Forsee Power penalized by Trump policies

The head of French company Forsee Power explains that U.S. trade policies have penalized its activity, with the Democratic victory raising some hope.

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Wednesday, November 4, 9 a.m. news broadcast

On the agenda: solidarity with shopkeepers after looting, a possible increase in the minimum wage, and the U.S. elections.

Ville-sur-Terre: Centenary fountain restored

The mayor of Ville-sur-Terre spent several days restoring the village's historic fountain, which has been out of service for a long time.