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Romilly-sur-Seine: work begins on photovoltaic canopies at swimming pool parking lot
Company Eiffage Route Nord Est has begun earthwork for the photovoltaic canopies at the municipal swimming pool parking lot in Romilly-sur-Seine.
Autodéfense des commerçants : la police rappelle son rôle de protection
Le fonds d'urgence agricole porté à 2 millions d'euros dans le Gard
Cantal : l'Inrae teste des fourrages alternatifs face à la sécheresse
Prostate cancer: Marseille surgeon recalls importance of early screening
Surgeon Michaël Baboudjian stresses the need for an early detection strategy for prostate cancer, as new treatment techniques are presented.
In Roubaix and Tourcoing, stray cats watch over graves
Stray cats live in the cemeteries of Roubaix and Tourcoing, where they are fed and watch over the graves as All Saints' Day approaches.
Camille Etienne publie « Facteur X », enquête sur les produits chimiques
L'IA, nouvelle arme des entreprises face aux cyberattaques automatisées
Les pompiers de Charleville-Mézières relancent leur collecte de jouets
Far-right violence against 24 October marches
Rassemblement contre la banalisation de la parole raciste après l'attentat de Trappes
Interior Ministry highlights controls and surveillance across the territory
The Interior Ministry has reiterated that controls and surveillance operations continue in streets, train stations and shopping centres, with police and gendarmerie working to maintain public order.
Lille marathon: horse chestnut tree collapses on course, runner injured
At the 5th kilometer of the Lille marathon, a horse chestnut tree collapsed on the course, injuring a runner hospitalized in stable condition.
Prefect of Var calls for reporting racist content on Pharos platform
The prefect of Var relays a campaign inviting people not to share illicit racist or hateful content and to report it via Pharos.
Seine-Saint-Denis: pistol and submachine gun trafficking sold via WhatsApp
A small cut-rate firearms trade, run by a certain "Has", is rampant on WhatsApp in Seine-Saint-Denis.
One billion euros in deficits: a bill to reform French football finances
Former Isère senator Michel Savin and Laurent Lafon are behind a bill aimed at reforming French football, faced with one billion euros in cumulative deficits.
Le ministère de l'Intérieur mobilise ses forces face aux risques du 31 octobre
Rennes : la préfète interdit la manifestation du 31 octobre faute d'accord
Manifestation du 31 octobre : à Bordeaux, le maire juge le parcours autorisé trop proche du centre-ville
Assize trial in Val-d'Oise: Maya, 7, ordeal
A 7-year-old girl, Maya, allegedly suffered abuse (induced vomiting, blood draws) at the heart of an assize trial in Val-d'Oise.
First bricklaying robot tested in Chilly-Mazarin
A bricklaying robot is being tested for the first time in France in Chilly-Mazarin, in Essonne, with hopes of transforming construction sites.
Two break-ins in Boulogne and Wimille: man convicted
The story of the 30 days that set France ablaze, from Créteil high schoolers to Trappes
A long account looks back at a month of tensions, from the burning of Limoges city hall to the high school movement and the Trappes attack.
Ariège: Teleconsultation office set to open in Pamiers to address doctor shortage
Facing a shortage of general practitioners in Ariège, a teleconsultation office is preparing to open in Pamiers, where more than a thousand residents are reportedly without a primary care physician.
Nice: Doormat fire in building in Ariane district, about fifty people evacuated
In the night of October 30 to 31, a fire broke out in a building in the Ariane district of Nice, leading to the evacuation of about fifty people.
"Deadbots" used to interact with deceased loved ones
More and more people are using artificial intelligence to "bring back to life" deceased loved ones. These "deadbots" serve as emotional crutches and raise questions about our relationship with death.
Parents tried in Coutances for educating their children without authorization
On November 3, the Coutances court examines the case of parents who refused to request authorization to homeschool their three children, out of civil disobedience.
Cram-Chaban finds its church again after destructive earthquake in Charente-Maritime
The village of Cram-Chaban, in Charente-Maritime, finds its church again after the destructive earthquake that had struck the area.
Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison saturated, guard attacked
The Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison has absorbed the arrival of more than twenty inmates in 48 hours, saturating a wing, and a guard has again been attacked.
Hyères: Building permits for 4-star hotel annulled by justice
The Marseille Administrative Court of Appeal annuls the building permits issued in 2019 and 2022 for a 4-star hotel on the port of Hyères. The developer intends to continue his project.
Tarn: A professional maintains graves for families
A profile of Yannick in Tarn, who works in an uncommon profession caring for graves and tombs as All Saints' Day approaches.
Lille opens consultation on paid parking
Residents of Lille are invited to express themselves on paid parking as part of a consultation.
Nice: Ligne d'Azur considers fare hike and bus cuts
Figeac: the Balène hall can no longer host concerts and shows
The city cancelled several events planned at the Balène hall due to tighter safety rules, pending renovation work.
BHV Le Mans welcomes new fashion brands
The BHV store in Le Mans, which succeeded Galeries Lafayette nearly a year ago, is preparing to welcome new fashion brands to relaunch its business.
Jura: family evicted from home days before winter truce
A couple and their two children were forcibly evicted in Pillemoine following a dispute with the owners, and are now homeless.
Biosynex's US subsidiary obtains $5.7 million funding
Chembio Diagnostic Systems, US subsidiary of the Alsatian Biosynex based in Illkirch-Graffenstaden, has obtained $5.7 million from the US Department of Health for work on biological threats.
Saône-et-Loire: motorist who killed mother on bicycle charged with murder
The man who struck and killed a mother on a bicycle in Saône-et-Loire has been charged with "murder," according to the Journal de Saône-et-Loire.
Flers: daughters of harki couple dismissed from compensation claim
The Caen administrative court dismissed two daughters of a harki couple housed in "undignified" conditions in Flers (Orne), who were seeking compensation.
In Lyon, one of the last hand tomb engravers before All Saints' Day
Sylvie, 70, still engraves the names of the deceased by hand in Lyon's cemeteries. She is one of the few craftsmen to carve stone with chisel and mallet.
In Bellenglise, village café bought less than a year ago has closed
The café in the center of Bellenglise, bought less than a year ago, did not reopen after a closure for vacation and has been placed in liquidation.
Le Mans: residents helpless in the face of water leaks in their building
On Rue des Maillets in Le Mans, residents of a building have been suffering for a week from major water leaks, with common areas deprived of electricity and the elevator out of service.
Roubaix : le cimetière préparé pour la Toussaint après la tempête
Frédéric Leturque's trip to Canada and New Zealand for the 110th anniversary of the Battle of Arras
Cramant: new copper theft and vandalism of telephone network
A collective calls for full coverage of funerals by Social Security
While funerals cost at least 4,000 euros in 2026, a collective defends full coverage of funerals by Social Security and a genuine bereavement leave.
Weather in Corsica: a sunny weekend after a few residual showers
The weekend is expected to be largely sunny in Corsica after a few possible residual showers early in the day, notably in the east of the island.
Haute-Savoie: access to mental health care remains difficult for people in precarious situations
A report in Haute-Savoie illustrates the difficulties in accessing mental health care for people in precarious situations, despite its status as a national priority cause.
Le Cannet: Claus cemetery prepared for All Saints' Day
In Le Cannet, teams are maintaining the three hectares and 9,000 plots of the Claus cemetery ahead of All Saints' Day gatherings.
On All Saints' Day, Laura Ouaret maintains graves for families
Laura Ouaret offers to maintain the graves of loved ones for families living far away on the occasion of All Saints' Day.
