Events

Morbihan: parents demand school bus stops for high school students

In Noyal-Muzillac and Ambon, in the Morbihan department, families are mobilizing to obtain school bus stops serving their children's high school.

Angers: tomb of Polish Jewish watchmaker who died in 1942 restored

Le Souvenir Français honored Mejlach Honiksfeld at the East Cemetery in Angers, restoring his tomb in the presence of his granddaughter.

Trélon Forest: plantings to save a very rare butterfly

Volunteers are planting devil's-bit scabious in Trélon Forest to preserve a very rare butterfly.

In Loiret, neighbors challenge flat-roof extension in court

A home extension project with a flat roof, deemed non-compliant with Solognot style, faces neighborhood opposition in court in a Loiret municipality.

Nice: 52-year-old woman falls from fourth floor, partner in custody

A woman was treated while conscious after falling from a building on Boulevard de Cessole. Witnesses report an argument with her partner before the incident; he has been placed in custody.

In Lozère, a conference in Mende frees speech on transgender identity

In Mende, a conference brought together associations and a medical advisor to discuss transgender identity in rural areas, a first on this subject.

Man from Tarn-et-Garonne convicted for assaulting his knife attacker

A victim of several knife stabbings in June 2026 in Montauban, a man was convicted for assaulting his attacker during the brawl.

Is Nancy really a « basin » with effects on weather and pollution?

Three experts examine the widespread idea that Nancy, located in a closed relief, would experience particular effects on its weather and air quality.

In Haute-Saône, seed harvest from service trees planted in 2001

A forest owner in Combeaufontaine calls on a company to harvest seeds from service trees planted in 2001, a rare and precious wood.

Political scientist compares dangers attributed to Mélenchon and Le Pen

Political scientist Sheri Berman analyzes the weakening of traditional parties and the rise of extremes in France, estimating that Mélenchon is considered more dangerous than Le Pen.

In Lyon, the murky links between OL ultras and the far right

An active minority of OL supporters, in Décines, has maintained for decades a porosity with the radical far right, feeding hatred and violence in the stands.

In Contalmaison, panels for the memory of Great War soldiers

Two enthusiasts have unveiled panels and a bench in Contalmaison to keep alive the memory of Great War soldiers.

In Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, the town hall takes over funeral services

The archipelago's only funeral operator is retiring without a successor; the town hall now provides funeral services, with constraints linked to the territory's isolation.

Ariège: woman tried for hiding cannabis intended for an inmate

A woman living in Ariège agreed to prepare clothes containing 25 grams of cannabis intended for an inmate. She appears before the court, in a personal situation described as very isolated.

Seine-et-Marne: pile-up between four cars in Chevry-Cossigny

Four vehicles collided on Saturday, October 31 in Chevry-Cossigny, leaving twelve victims including three children.

Toulouse: man sentenced to 15 months in prison for gas station assault

A 29-year-old man was sentenced to 15 months in prison for hitting three teenagers and smashing their father's car at the Total gas station on the Toulouse ring road on October 23.

In Paris, support groups for young people affected by early bereavement

On the occasion of All Souls' Day, the association Empreintes is organizing monthly support groups in Paris for young people dealing with the loss of a loved one.

Protests: Analyst Urges Resistance to Polarization Spiral

As social tensions could continue, Laurence de Nervaux, director of Destin commun, believes it is possible to rediscover common goals despite polarization.

Ibos: drunk driver destroys fence and damages vehicles

With nearly 2 grams of alcohol in his blood, a 47-year-old driver missed a roundabout and smashed through a garage fence in Ibos, damaging several vehicles.

Draguignan: solemn tribute to figures of the Resistance and public life

A solemn tribute was paid in Draguignan to women and men involved in the Resistance and in local public life.

The Sarthe farmer who burned down his farm tried on appeal in Angers

The Mutualité Sociale Agricole is claiming 100,000 euros in unpaid contributions from a Sarthe farmer who set fire to his farm in 2022; the case is being heard this Monday before the Angers court of appeal.

Local elected officials protest against the halt of a school thermal renovation aid program

Local elected officials denounce the government-confirmed halt of a school thermal renovation aid program, which reduces the number of supported establishments from 12,500 to 2,500.

A police report warns of the rise of new arms trafficking circuits in the Paris region

According to a judicial police report, the use of large-caliber weapons involves younger and more violent actors, fueled by 2.0 circuits (data theft, 3D printing, counterfeiting).

Grenoble: mothers' collective raises alarm over squats at Place des Géants

In Grenoble, a collective of mothers from the La Villeneuve neighborhood denounces the squats and nuisances at Place des Géants and calls on public authorities.

Neuilly-sur-Seine: around one million euros in gold and jewelry stolen in burglary

A burglary in Neuilly-sur-Seine enabled the perpetrators to make off with around one million euros in gold and jewelry.