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Léon Bérard centre adopts Mon Toudou plush toy for sick children
The Léon Bérard cancer centre is introducing a plush toy, Mon Toudou, to support children throughout their care journey.
Lyon: after the black Saturdays, merchants fear lasting economic damage
Lyon: Curfew not renewed, demonstration banned Tuesday
Nice : les commerçants constatent une forte baisse de clientèle après le 24 octobre
Macron in Marseille, Lecornu meets high school organisations
Toulouse : des manifestants interpellés le 24 octobre seront jugés en novembre
Les réseaux sociaux accusés d'avoir facilité les pillages lors des émeutes
À Bordeaux, la boutique Slach pillée lors de la manifestation du 24 octobre
Isère : un jeune de 18 ans condamné après la manifestation du 24 octobre
Baisieux: former "La Flambée" for sale
The former business "La Flambée" in Baisieux is for sale, with the hope of seeing a disappeared establishment reborn in the municipality.
Aveyron: farmers call for relaxation of wild boar hunting rules
Farmers and hunters in Aveyron are calling for a relaxation of hunting rules to cope with damage caused by wild boars to crops.
Lomagne: waste dispute bogs down with incentive tax
For two years, the association Acusidel and the union Sidel have been opposed in Lomagne over the waste collection reform, the conflict intensifying with the implementation of the incentive tax.
Bailly-Romainvilliers: residents revolt against real estate project
Residents of Bailly-Romainvilliers are opposing a high-rise apartment block project in the town center.
Brawl at Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison
A violent altercation broke out between three inmates in the same cell at the Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison. Objects were thrown at prison guards.
Tarn: woman finds her husband dead at their home
A 49-year-old woman from the Tarn discovered her alcoholic husband dead at their home; he had been dead for several days after years of attempts to save him.
A retrained farmer launches an insulating bamboo supply chain in the Nord department
In northern France, a company is launching a bamboo supply chain to produce bio-based insulation.
Croisilles: drunk man attacks two young girls
In Croisilles (Pas-de-Calais), a drunk Libyan refugee attacked two girls aged 11 and 14.
Sercus: village's last shop has no successor
The last shop in Sercus (Nord department) has no successor, and the village is launching a rescue operation.
Orbais-l'Abbaye: consideration of installing speed cameras and traffic lights
The municipality of Orbais-l'Abbaye is considering installing speed cameras and traffic lights to regulate traffic deemed dangerous.
Weather in Corsica: dominant sun Tuesday, cloudy spells in the west
The sun will dominate across Corsica this Tuesday, with some cloudy spells on the western coast in the afternoon.
Meurthe-et-Moselle: cow stuck in mud rescued by residents and firefighters
A cow trapped in mud in a pond was rescued by several people and firefighters during a two-hour operation.
Verdun: woman tried for third time for domestic violence
A woman in her fifties appeared before the Verdun court for the third time for violence against her partner. The lawyer and prosecutor agree on the atypical nature of the case.
French Christmas gift budget on the rise
According to the Havas Market study, the French plan to spend an average of 252 euros on Christmas gifts, compared to 245 euros last year.
2027 presidential election: French savings coveted
As French financial investments reach 6,551 billion euros, candidates in the 2027 presidential election are eyeing this nest egg.
Saverne: drunk man attacks with knife
In Saverne (Bas-Rhin), a homeless man occasionally hosted by a woman drew a knife and attacked her friends while under the influence of alcohol.
La Flèche: couple struggles to get compensation after car theft
A couple from La Flèche whose stolen car was found damaged is still awaiting compensation, with 5,500 to 6,000 euros in repairs, ahead of a civil ruling in June 2027.
Vendée: 20-year-old man convicted of violence against his parents
Already convicted of violence against ascendants, a young man from Saint-Christophe-du-Ligneron was transferred to a medical facility after terrorizing and beating his parents.
New European rules on bank overdrafts from November 20
From November 20, new European rules strengthen oversight of bank overdrafts, including those under 200 euros, a reform causing concern in the Gers.
Many households in Var deprived of fiber Internet
Users in Var are experiencing fiber Internet outages with very long repair times, often following construction work or weather events.
United States threatens EU after loan to Airbus deemed unfair
Washington threatens the European Union with retaliatory measures after a European public loan granted to Airbus, deemed unfair by the United States.
France linkAirbus, entreprise française, directement visée
Essonne: drug users held captive in the woods
Four men were tried at the Évry court for beating and holding captive indebted cocaine users in the woods at Corbreuse to recover their money.
Ariège: man acquitted in side-view mirror scam
Suspected of having scammed two octogenarians via a side-view mirror scam, a man already convicted five times for fraud was acquitted in Ariège.
Foix: man convicted for sexual assaults on his 8-year-old goddaughter
A 61-year-old man was sentenced by the Foix court to three years in prison, including one year under electronic monitoring, for sexual assaults on his goddaughter.
Pléguien: residents mobilize against Sarah Knafo's visit
About twenty residents of Pléguien and neighboring communes gathered to oppose the book signing of Reconquête MEP Sarah Knafo, scheduled for October 31 in a local brewery.
French arms manufacturers supplying Ukraine protect themselves against Russian threats
French companies supplying arms to Ukraine are stepping up their protection against Russian threats, with France also planning drone production on Ukrainian territory.
Public works in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes warn of unprecedented crisis
The president of the regional public works federation Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, which represents 1,630 companies, denounces a crisis of unprecedented scale in fifty years.
In Isère, a farmer sells his cows then leases them back to finance his farm
Lacking bank support, a farmer from Rochetoirin sold his animals to a company that leases them back to him in order to generate cash flow.
Lot: Hicham B. sentenced to 22 years in prison for attempted murder of his ex-partner
The Lot assize court sentenced Hicham B. to 22 years in prison for aggravated attempted murder of his ex-partner, facts committed in Agen.
CGT supports its delegate threatened with dismissal at Promesse de fleurs
The CGT shows its support for its delegate threatened with dismissal within the company Promesse de fleurs.
Bruay-la-Buissière: man convicted of rape and sexual assault on minor
A man was convicted in Bruay-la-Buissière for rape and sexual assault on a minor. The victim states that he "stole everything" from her.