Events

Savoie: burglary at Les Marches bakery turns into attempted murder

Thieves attacked the Les Marches bakery in Savoie in the middle of the night. A neighbor who intervened was beaten and then run over by their vehicle as they fled; suspects are being sought.

Motorcyclist falls after colliding with a car in Saint-Martin-Boulogne

A motorcyclist fell following a collision with a car in Saint-Martin-Boulogne, in the Pas-de-Calais department.

Tobacco-Free Month Returns in November

The Ministry of Health announces the return in November of the collective Tobacco-Free Month challenge, inviting smokers to quit for 30 days with cessation support tools.

Cyberbullying: An Ifop study reveals the gap between parents and teenagers

On the occasion of the National Day against bullying in schools on November 5, an Ifop study for Orange reveals a disconnect between parents' concerns and their knowledge of teenagers' digital practices.

Créancey: a cooperative reuse center is set to open its doors

Driven by a SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif), the future reuse center Le P'tit génie de la récup' in Créancey will launch its first collections in November to give objects a second life.

National Food Conference in Laval: the French public's view of farmers

At the National Food and Agriculture Conference held in Laval, Ifop presents a survey on the perception of farmers after the scorching summer. Jérôme Fourquet deciphers a reflex of solidarity towards farmers.

Metal detectorists defend themselves against accusations of archaeological looting

With 15,000 metal detectors sold annually in France, enthusiasts dispute accusations of plundering archaeological heritage.

In Troyes, patients worried about the removal of Zoladex reimbursement

Zoladex will no longer be reimbursed as of December 15, a move contested by patients undergoing cancer treatment in Troyes.

Rouen: The mayor refers the case to the prosecutor after the assault on three young people at Docks 76

Three days after the assault on three young men near the Docks 76 shopping centre, Rouen's mayor Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol wrote to the prosecutor to denounce acts of extreme gravity.

In Caen, a passerby and witnesses save a man suspended above the ring road

On Tuesday 3 November 2026 in Caen, a passerby struck up a conversation with a man who had climbed over the barrier of a bridge overlooking the ring road, enabling, with witnesses raising the alarm and Calvados police intervening, to save him.

Cat found dead in hold after Nice-Brussels flight

A 29-year-old passenger found one of her two cats dead in its transport crate after a Nice-Brussels flight on October 30, 2026. Brussels Airlines has opened an investigation.

Loiret: man sentenced for refusing to take a breathalyzer test

In Gien, in the Loiret department, a man was sentenced by the courts for refusing to undergo a breathalyzer test.

Halloween celebrated in Marolles-lès-Bailly

Children from Marolles-lès-Bailly paraded in costume for Halloween and visited residents in search of candy.

Nice: A bullet pierces a window in the Ariane district, Raid intervenes

On Monday, November 2, a shutter was pierced and a window broken by a bullet in the Ariane district of Nice. The investigation led the Raid (Rapid Action Brigade) to intervene in a building opposite, with no injuries reported.

Les Jeunes Agriculteurs organisent un repas gaulois à Jully-sur-Sarce

Les Jeunes Agriculteurs du canton de Vendeuvre et Bar-sur-Seine organisent un repas gaulois à Jully-sur-Sarce, poursuivant leur volonté de créer du lien après leur fête de l'agriculture estivale.

Cancer: Professor Khayat highlights prevention

Oncologist David Khayat presents a book on preventive measures, noting that 40% of cancers could be avoided.

Longvic: scooter clocked at 64 km/h confiscated by court

A 45-year-old man checked in August on an electric scooter capable of far exceeding the authorized 25 km/h saw his vehicle confiscated by the police court.

Breach at a private school park in Bouvigny-Boyeffles

A breach occurred at the park of the private school group in Bouvigny-Boyeffles, in the Pas-de-Calais department.

Corsica: agreement between the Collectivity and CNFPT for staff training

The Collectivity of Corsica and the CNFPT have signed an agreement in Bastia to adapt staff training, in anticipation of the island's potential autonomy.

Shortage of dermatologists: long waiting times across France

France is facing a shortage of dermatologists, with only three practitioners per 100,000 inhabitants and entire departments lacking any, making it very difficult to secure appointments.

Basque Country: two elected officials summoned by police over euskara funding dispute

Following a referral by the Prefect of Pyrénées-Atlantiques, two elected officials have been summoned by the judicial police in connection with the conflict surrounding the funding of euskara.

Savoie: Inoxtag's video in a Bauges chasm criticized by cavers

Inoxtag's exploration video in the depths of the Bauges has drawn criticism from cavers, including a technical advisor to the Savoie prefecture, who point to shortcomings in supervision and techniques.

Évreux: a homeless man sentenced to prison for a series of thefts

The Évreux judicial court has sentenced a homeless man to prison for thefts committed in September and October 2026, including cars and branded clothing.

Mayenne: an EHPAD produces a video for Christophe Maé before his concert in Laval

The EHPAD de l'Oriolet in Soulgé-sur-Ouette has produced a clip featuring songs by Christophe Maé, whose aunt by marriage is a resident, ahead of his concert in Laval.

Côtes-d'Armor: resident sentenced for assaulting two officials with a rake

In La Motte, near Loudéac, a woman was sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended, for assaulting two local officials with a rake.

An inter-agency inspection mission proposes simplifying school building standards

The IGA-IGF-Igedd mission has issued seventeen recommendations to simplify the standards applicable to school buildings, particularly regarding climate adaptation and accessibility.

Wany the Pooh volunteers decorated after Trévillach fire

Volunteers from the animal rescue association Wany the Pooh were decorated at the prefecture of the Pyrénées-Orientales for their actions during the Trévillach fire.

Near Angers, a football club's pitch vandalized by a rodéo

Weakened by drought, the pitches at the La Possonnière stadium, near Angers, were damaged by vehicles during a rodéo, sparking anger from the club.

Calais: solidarity thrift store at La Roselière nursing home

A solidarity thrift store is organized this Wednesday at the La Roselière nursing home in Calais, combining good deals and a solidarity gesture.