Events

Stopped for a turn signal, a motorist involved in hard drug trafficking

During a traffic stop for a forgotten turn signal, gendarmes discovered that a motorist was involved in hard drug trafficking.

PAC de Guise launches solidarity appeal for Saint-Quentin association

The Guise club is calling on the public to mobilize in support of the Saint-Quentin-based association 'Les p'tits warriors' during its match, beyond the sporting stakes.

In Hyères, Solignac estate changes hands and prepares final harvest

The Solignac wine and olive estate, in the Sauvebonne valley in Hyères, has changed hands and will soon change its name.

In the Aube department, students discover healthy and sustainable food

CM1-CM2 classes from Ramerupt and Torcy-le-Grand are taking part in the 'Burger Frite' project proposed by the E-graine Grand-Est association and led by the Contrat local de santé.

Marseille: 40-year-old woman found dead in fire at her apartment in La Plaine

A fire broke out on Thursday, November 5 in an apartment in the La Plaine neighborhood of Marseille. A 40-year-old woman, possibly suffering from Diogenes syndrome, lost her life.

Chelles: fire in basement of house, one person hospitalized

A fire broke out on the morning of Thursday, November 5, 2026 in the basement of a house in Chelles, in the Seine-et-Marne department. One person was treated by emergency services and taken to hospital.

'La Voix du Nord' obtains JTI certification

The daily newspaper 'La Voix du Nord' announces its Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) certification, a label of transparency and editorial reliability, and explains the implications for its readers.

Bulle et coccinelle: clothing adapted for care of hospitalized babies

In the Territoire de Belfort, an association makes bodysuits and pajamas adapted for hospitalized infants. These clothes are sewn by volunteers and given to hospitals.

Cappelle-la-Grande: the municipality considers the future of its Arts Palace

The Arts Palace of Cappelle-la-Grande costs the municipality 900,000 euros per year, which is considering its future.

Mathematicians meet in Paris to address AI challenges

Several dozen mathematicians met in Paris to reflect on the changes to their profession in light of advances in artificial intelligence.

A 51-year-old hiker found dead in the Ossau valley

A 51-year-old man was found dead by the PGHM at the summit of Moulle de Jaüt, in the Ossau valley, after a probable fall. A friend had reported his absence.

Fire outbreak on a barge in dry dock at Arques

A fire broke out on a barge in dry dock at Arques, in Pas-de-Calais.

School transport: the Region restricts free travel for exemptions

The Region is restricting free school transport for exemptions to the school zoning map, prompting protests from parents.

Hyères: application restaurants of new hotel school open

The three application restaurants of the Lycée Hôtelier des Arts et des Commerces de Hyères have opened, with moderate-cost menus prepared by students and near-full attendance in November.

Regional news roundup for November 6

Daily selection of regional news, notably mentioning the Cévennes National Park and various local current events.

Death of sociologist Jean-Claude Passeron

Sociologist Jean-Claude Passeron, education specialist and author of reference works with Pierre Bourdieu, has died. He was director of studies at the EHESS and professor at the University of Vincennes.

A CGAAER mission evaluates the Honey Bee Mortality Observatory

Ten years after its creation in 2015, the Observatory of Honey Bee Mortality and Weakening (OMAA) is being evaluated by a CGAAER mission, which identifies its strengths and weaknesses as an epidemiological surveillance tool.

A Wasquehal resident named best young wine merchant in France

A resident of Wasquehal has been named best young wine merchant in France, a distinction welcomed by the recipient.

Valmont: 14-month-old girl seriously burned by a cup of coffee

Firefighters responded in Valmont, in the Meuse department, for a 14-month-old girl seriously burned on the chest by a cup of hot coffee.

A 50-year-old man sentenced to 28 years in prison for killing his partner

A 50-year-old man has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for the murder of his partner, against a backdrop of lies, arguments and gunfire.

François Bayrou and the Invalides townhouse

While heading the General Planning Commission, François Bayrou had the state halt the sale of a Paris townhouse so he could use its reception rooms, according to the investigation.

Chooz: waste fire brought under control by firefighters

Six firefighters responded on Thursday, November 5, 2026 in Chooz, in the Ardennes, to extinguish a waste fire in a field. The blaze did not spread.

Lille: 20-year-old man tried for fourteen offenses in one year

A 20-year-old from Lille is appearing for fourteen offenses committed in less than a year.

Lille: Metro Line 1 out of service until 10 a.m.

Line 1 of the Ilevia network is out of service this Friday morning in Lille, angering passengers, with service expected to resume around 10 a.m.