Events

In Châlons, chrysanthemum no longer the star flower of flowerbeds

The green spaces teams of Châlons-en-Champagne are evolving their plantings for All Saints' Day, setting aside the chrysanthemum in favor of other arrangements.

Sense of insecurity and distrust in the face of public impotence in France

A report describes French people exasperated and terrified by public impotence, with more than six in ten considering protecting themselves. Some choose to leave France.

Bogny-sur-Meuse : toujours plus d'inscrits aux Restos du cœur

L'antenne des Restos du cœur de Bogny-sur-Meuse accueille un nombre croissant de bénéficiaires d'aides alimentaires tout au long de l'année. Les bénévoles, dont ceux du service périscolaire, sont mobilisés.

Suspected data leak at Actil, third-party payment health platform

A hacker claims to have leaked more than 152,000 records concerning 60,806 policyholders, including names, dates of birth, social security numbers and medical information.

Moissac: baker attacked and sprayed with tear gas in the middle of the night

In the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, the manager of the Oh Petits Blés bakery in Moissac was the victim of a violent attack by three individuals as he was starting his workday.

Nice: car ends up on its side after running a red light

On Rue Vernier in Nice, a driver ran a red light and hit two traffic lights and safety barriers, with his car ending up on its side.

Man under OQTF refuses to board at Roissy after 600 km escort from Laval

Escorted from Laval to Roissy airport to be expelled to Guinea, a man under OQTF refused to board the plane for medical reasons. The police, constrained by procedure, had made the 600-kilometre journey knowing this outcome was probable.

Wissant: public meeting on possible withdrawal from CCT2C

A public meeting with Wissant residents is scheduled for the end of the year regarding a possible withdrawal from the community of communes.

Moissac: 64-year-old man found shot dead at his home

The body of a 64-year-old man killed by firearm was discovered in his home on boulevard de Brienne in Moissac, on October 28, 2026. An investigation is underway.

The A154 highway project faces growing resistance in Eure-et-Loir

Opposition to the A154 highway project is strengthening in Eure-et-Loir against supporters of the infrastructure.

Guardianships: court-appointed representatives warn of system saturation

Amid a rise in guardianships, judicial representatives are denouncing a growing workload, lack of resources and recruitment difficulties.

Isère: Prometys expands warehouse, targets €10 million in 2030

Wholesaler Prometys, based in Claix, has invested to expand its storage area by nearly 30% to support its growth.

Debate on extending voting rights from birth

In an interview with Le Monde, researcher Clémentine Beauvais proposes opening access to voting from birth, echoing the debate on lowering the minimum age revived by the high school student movement.

Pine nematode: six new cases in the Landes and Pyrénées-Atlantiques

The prefect of Nouvelle-Aquitaine has signed a decree extending the control measures against pine nematode following six new cases of infestation.

Dunkerque: three police officers injured by drunk man at police station

A 33-year-old drunk man presented himself at the Dunkerque police station threatening to commit suicide and injured three police officers on Tuesday evening, October 27.

In Dijon, multidisciplinary rehabilitation courses for disabled children

The Dijon association "L'Élan de la Chouette" offers courses bringing together several health professionals for the rehabilitation of children with disabilities, attracting families from across France.

Toulon roadstead and Golden Islands Bay Contract presented

The prefect of the Var highlights the Toulon roadstead and Golden Islands Bay Contract, a tool bringing together local authorities and users to manage water sustainably; Gilles Vincent has been re-elected as its president.

Vitry-sur-Seine : le commissariat attaqué par des tirs de mortiers

Le commissariat de Vitry-sur-Seine a été la cible de tirs de mortiers d'artifice.

Albi: co-owners obtain conviction of their developer

The Toulouse Court of Appeal has upheld the civil conviction of Tarn developer Alain Prat in the case of construction defects at the Esplanade des Partisans residence in Albi, leaving him insolvent.

A sexagenarian finds her pillaged handbag on a bus shelter bench

A sexagenarian regained consciousness on the bench of a bus shelter and discovered that her handbag had been pillaged.

Isère: food insecurity worsens, charities overwhelmed

More and more residents of Isère, including workers, retirees and students, are seeking food aid. Charities are struggling to keep up with growing needs and insufficient donations.

French Handisport Federation: data breach claimed

A cybercriminal claims a data breach affecting more than 1,000 members and former members of the French Handisport Federation, with names, contact details and dates of birth exposed.

New Caledonia: crisis exercise ahead of cyclone season

The New Caledonian armed forces organized a coordination exercise with firefighters, gendarmes, and the high commissioner's office ahead of the cyclone season.

Ariège: municipal order banning gatherings sparks controversy

A municipality in Ariège has issued an order banning all gatherings in a large part of the town, extending the perimeter set by the prefecture, sparking controversy over freedom of assembly.

Rising cost of AI weighs on corporate budgets

French companies rolling out AI see their budgets exceed forecasts, by up to 300 euros per month per employee, but consider it a necessity to remain competitive.

Moissac: speed camera flashes 27 motorists per day

The fixed speed camera on Route de la Mégère in Moissac records more than 10,000 flashes per year. Its presence near a school is prompting drivers to detour around it.

Additional birth leave: must the employer continue paying for supplementary health insurance?

Introduced in July 2026, the additional birth leave raises the question of whether the employer must continue paying for supplementary health insurance.

Castelsarrasin: volunteers jostled while feeding stray cats

In the Caillaud neighborhood of Castelsarrasin, the feeding of stray cats by an association has become a source of tension; a 75-year-old volunteer was shoved to the ground.

ACF Assurances: data breach claim affecting around 23,000 people

A cybercriminal claims a data breach targeting French insurance broker ACF Assurances, with around 23,000 records affected (names, addresses, emails, phone numbers, dates of birth).

Tours: two bars vandalized on the sidelines of a rally against racism

On the sidelines of an anti-racism demonstration gathering a thousand people in front of Tours city hall, two bars were vandalized.

LCI Direct, Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Program for the LCI Direct show of October 27, 2026: war in Ukraine, political situation in Israel, growth threatened by violence and discontent among teachers' unions.

Creation of the Association for the Protection of the Champagne Plain

Residents of Arcis-sur-Aube and surrounding areas have joined together to denounce the lack of interest from institutions in their living environment and environment.