Events

Aisne: residential living unit for autistic adults under construction

A facility for autistic adults in very complex situations is under construction in Villequier-Aumont, near AFG Autisme 02. Professionals are welcoming this new care arrangement after their meeting with the ARS.

Ardennes: at least nine horses affected by atypical myopathy, two dead

Since October 24, 2026, nine cases of atypical myopathy have been recorded in the Ardennes. Two horses have died and the other seven are still alive but their condition is uncertain.

Saint-Roman interchange between Monaco and Roquebrune: project on hold, France expected to act

The project for a new interchange at Saint-Roman, on the border of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, is blocked. The Monegasque government is awaiting a signal from the French authorities.

Sablé-sur-Sarthe: Responsibilities in question after damage at the drinking water plant

Work at the Sablé-sur-Sarthe drinking water plant was completed nearly ten years ago, but responsibility for the damage observed remains to be determined.

At least 3,000 jobs threatened in the food processing industry

France's food processing industry is experiencing a wave of restructuring that threatens at least 3,000 jobs, with the Fnaf-CGT fearing a worsening due to the inflation crisis.

A bill to recognize a legal entity for the Loire river

Green MP Charles Fournier has introduced a bill seeking to recognize a legal entity for the Loire river and grant it rights.

Mushroom picking: Loire-Atlantique prefect calls for vigilance

The prefect of the Pays de la Loire region and Loire-Atlantique department is relaying ANSES's good practices to avoid poisoning linked to mushroom picking.

Haguenau: Norcan and its subsidiary Sherpa under judicial restructuring

Norcan, a company specializing in modular aluminum solutions, and its subsidiary Sherpa Mobile Robotics have been under judicial restructuring since October 1. Its CEO Stéphane Fauth hopes to secure the company's future.

Annecy raises awareness of seismic risk on National Resilience Day

On the occasion of National Resilience Day, the city of Annecy recalls the need to prepare for and raise awareness of seismic risk, thirty years after a significant earthquake.

Hérault: 45 municipalities declared a natural disaster after the floods

The state of natural disaster has been recognized for 45 municipalities in Hérault due to flooding and/or runoff from September 30, 2026, opening the right to insurance compensation.

Boulogne-Billancourt: social housing tenants denounce unlivable conditions

Residents of Square de l'Avre and des Moulineaux in Boulogne-Billancourt report mold, rats and broken elevators. Landlord Hauts-de-Seine Habitat says it is monitoring reports, while the city hall cites an aging building.

Vannes: three minors arrested for drug delivery to prison

Three minors aged 13 to 16 were arrested on October 25 near Vannes prison while attempting to deliver cannabis and a mobile phone to inmates.

Manche: heavy goods vehicle stolen in Yvelines found burned out

A road tractor stolen ten days earlier in the Yvelines was found burned, license plates removed, at a carpooling area in Saint-Côme-du-Mont in the Manche.

Yvelines: traffic accident and rail traffic disrupted in Essarts-le-Roi

A traffic accident that occurred on 26 October 2026 in Essarts-le-Roi and Perray-en-Yvelines disrupted rail traffic and led to the closure of a street.

Salindres: Ten jobs threatened by closure of Bios Développement site

In Salindres in the Gard department, the ten employees of Bios Développement are awaiting answers about their future, with management justifying a closure project by a lasting economic crisis and mentioning two potential takeover leads.

Martinique: 12 arrests in arms trafficking from the United States

Police have dismantled a network transporting firearms from the United States to Martinique via Saint Lucia. Nearly 430,000 euros in financial flows linked to these purchases have been identified since 2020.

Strasbourg: naturist sessions at municipal baths maintained despite sexual acts

The management of the municipal baths in Strasbourg, which had denounced inappropriate practices by some clients, has decided to maintain the naturist sessions.

Nice: Carnival artisans must leave Spada hall after 2027 edition

After the February 2027 carnival, carnival artisans will have to leave Spada hall, their production site in Nice. They are worried about the costs and logistics of this move.

Camargue: Floods ravage 30% of rice crops

In the middle of the harvest, the equivalent of more than two months of rain fell in a few hours on the rice paddies of Camargue. Producers estimate losses at 30%, and the Region and the Department have announced emergency funds.

Tours: Administrative closure of bakery for hygiene violations

The prefecture of Indre-et-Loire has administratively closed the bakery "Le Prestige", in the Montjoyeux neighborhood of Tours, for serious hygiene violations observed on October 23, 2026.

A new family of drugs against gynecological cancers

A new family of treatments raises hope in the management of gynecological cancers.

Toulouse-Blagnac airport unveils its winter program with new destinations

On the occasion of the launch of the fall-winter 2026-2027 program, Toulouse-Blagnac airport announces new destinations, including Pointe-à-Pitre, Fuerteventura, and Pisa.

Nice: restaurant terrace collapses after pipe burst

A restaurant terrace collapsed on a street in Nice after the rupture of a major pipe, causing flooding of the roadway and panic in the neighborhood. Streets were closed and water was cut off.

A Paris cyber division magistrate discusses her battles at the University of Corte

Deputy prosecutor Johanna Brousse shared during a cybercrime conference in Corte the cases she handles, from the indictment of Telegram's boss to the investigation targeting Elon Musk.

Pau: greening work closes waste collection point

A greening project on Bayard Street in Pau, starting November 9, leads to the removal of a waste collection point.

Caving rescue exercise in the Cuves de Sassenage

More than 130 people from Spéléo Secours Isère et Français, the CRS Alpes, the PGHM, and the SDIS 38 took part in a caving rescue exercise in Sassenage.

Ministry calls on employers to recruit apprentices without contracts

Many people enrolled in apprenticeships have not yet found a contract. The ministry in charge of apprenticeships is calling on employers to mobilize to take them in.