Events

12-year-old from Vaucluse creates interactive wildfire map

Théo, 12, launched "Eye of the Sky", an interactive map to inform about ongoing fires and the right actions to take.

Grenoble: paid parking extended to Eaux-Claires and Clemenceau Boulevard

Paid parking begins on November 2 in two sectors of the 38100 area in Grenoble, a measure dividing residents and merchants.

81 stores labeled 'Commerçant d'Alsace' during a stop in Strasbourg

Marque Alsace made a stop in Strasbourg on Tuesday, October 27 to highlight the 'Commerçant d'Alsace' label, which distinguishes the quality of hospitality at 81 stores.

Dijon: free distribution of books and posters from museums proves successful

The Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy launched a free distribution of books, posters and items from municipal museum stocks on Tuesday, October 27. Scheduled to run until November 15, the operation could end earlier due to the crowds.

Chaignay: Institut Agro Dijon students visit no-till farmer

Thirteen students from Institut Agro Dijon visited Pascal Tatigny's farm in Chaignay on Tuesday, October 27. Tatigny has abandoned plowing his land.

Carso laboratory (Lyon) aims to double its activity in four years

Founded in Lyon in 1992, the Carso laboratory has 90 locations and 300 million euros in revenue. Specializing in the analysis of natural environments, food and health products, it aims to double in size within four years.

Vitry-le-François: closure of the individual tax office before 2027

The individual tax office in Vitry-le-François is set to close before 2027, a decision that sparked an outcry within the municipality.

Isbergues: baker defends apprentice criticized for invisible disability

Quentin Ballart, a baker in Isbergues in Pas-de-Calais, posted a message to defend Eïlys, his 16-year-old apprentice who suffers from an invisible disability and was criticized by some customers.

Lillebonne: drunk and uninsured driver stopped

During a road check on October 27 in Lillebonne, police intercepted a 46-year-old man who was drunk at the wheel and uninsured; his vehicle was impounded.

Romilly-sur-Seine: repeating students eligible for municipal grants

In Romilly-sur-Seine, repeating students will now be able to apply for the municipal grant, awarded based on financial resources according to the family quotient.

La Feuillée: opposition elected officials dismissed over photocopy rates

The Rennes administrative court has dismissed opposition elected officials from La Feuillée who were contesting the application of the public rate for photocopies.

Strasbourg: convenience store opens in Starlette neighborhood

A convenience store opens in the new Starlette neighborhood in Strasbourg, the first neighborhood shop in the area.

Essonne: construction of secure housing for women victims of violence

In Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois, an association is building secure housing with accommodation and support for women victims of violence and their children.

Olive oil price remains high despite good harvests

The litre of olive oil remains at around 18 euros on average, after a sharp rise linked to the 2022 drought in Spain.

Poitiers: Henri Laborit health centre switches to geothermal heating

The Henri Laborit health centre in Poitiers is using geothermal energy to reduce its fossil fuel consumption, illustrating options for healthcare facilities to go green.

Chambéry: uncertain future for Boigne Castle due to lack of funds

Boigne Castle in Chambéry is deteriorating and the mayor confirms that no renovation work will be carried out during his term due to lack of financial resources.

Longueau: renovated parking lot already nearing saturation

Longueau's parking lot, recently renovated with green spaces and electric charging stations, is already nearing saturation, including during school holidays.

Strasbourg: gas leak on Grande-Île, residents evacuated

Firefighters were alerted Wednesday morning to a gas leak in downtown Strasbourg and evacuated nearby residents.

In Louviers, bakery raises awareness for Pink October

The Aux Délices de Louviers bakery is offering pastries to raise awareness about breast cancer screening as part of Pink October.

Rocroi: forestry machine on fire in woodland, four firefighters mobilized

A forestry machine caught fire Wednesday morning in woodland in Rocroi, in the Ardennes. Four firefighters were mobilized for extinguishing and cooling.

Near Rouen: fake bank card courier arrested

A fake bank card courier was arrested by gendarmes from Boos, near Rouen, after at least four scams and 10,000 euros in loot.

Beauvais Airport: Italian woman steals 1,700 euros of perfume from duty-free

A woman was arrested by border police for stealing 1,700 euros worth of perfume from a duty-free shop at Beauvais Airport, with the help of her children.

Electronic invoicing reform upends accounting practices

The generalization of electronic invoicing, wanted by the State to fight VAT fraud and better track financial flows, transforms companies' accounting practices.

Graves collapse in a cemetery beside the N10

An old cemetery located along the N10, currently undergoing work, is causing concern as graves collapse. Local residents and families are alarmed by the state of the site.

Loggerhead sea turtle nest discovered and protected in Bormes-les-Mimosas

A loggerhead sea turtle nest was discovered on October 15 on a beach in Bormes-les-Mimosas, allowing the hatching of 51 eggs and the rescue of about ten baby turtles.

Bohin, needle manufacturer, takes over five sewing shops

Specializing in needle manufacturing since the 19th century, the Bohin company has taken over five fabric and haberdashery shops this year to support the sector and test its products.

Niederhaslach recognized as natural disaster area

The municipality of Niederhaslach, in the Bas-Rhin, has been recognized as a natural disaster area following the floods and mudslides of May 31, 2026; three other municipalities were rejected.

Three people poisoned by carbon monoxide in the Oise

In Thury-en-Valois, three people were poisoned by carbon monoxide on the evening of October 27, with a generator running in their home. Firefighters are calling for vigilance.

Pile-up involving four vehicles in Narbonne, six victims

Four cars are involved in an accident on the RD6009A at the Narbonne ring road, on Tuesday, October 27 in the early evening. One person is seriously injured and another slightly injured.

National recall of salmon pizza sold at Leclerc

A salmon pizza sold in Leclerc stores across France is subject to a recall due to a possible risk of foreign objects. A refund is offered.

Breil-sur-Roya: three major projects close to resolution

In Breil-sur-Roya, the future eco-village, the enhancement of the Saint-Jean bell tower and the demolition of the Guidi building, which required legal and administrative procedures, are close to completion.

Real estate agency director fired after leading a double life

An executive managing several real estate agencies in the Grand Est region was fired after conducting secret relationships with two colleagues. The Court of Cassation ruled on the case.