Events

La Petite-Pierre: the Three Rocks trail benefits from new signage

The Three Rocks trail in the Northern Vosges has been fully resurfaced thanks to volunteers from the Vosgien Club and the intercommunal tourist office.

Man sentenced in Dijon for drug trafficking arrested in Belgium after five years on the run

A 42-year-old man, sentenced in 2022 by the Dijon Correctional Court, was apprehended on November 11, 2026, near Brussels after five years of being sought.

Court of Cassation refuses to compensate pedestrian struck on expressway

A man knocked down by a car while crossing an expressway closed to pedestrians was seeking compensation. The Court of Cassation ruled against him, finding inexcusable fault on his part.

Fagnières: no solution for the cavity before early 2027

A cavity reported on October 15, 2026, on the edge of the Chemin des Ajaux in Fagnières, will not be addressed until early 2027. The municipality has contacted the Bureau de recherches géologiques et minières (BRGM).

Côtes-d'Armor: 71-year-old man tried for beating neighbor's daughter

A 71-year-old man appeared before the Dinan court on November 9 following an altercation with his neighbor's daughter, which occurred during an aperitif.

Château-Thierry hosts 7th edition of genealogy fair

The Aisne genealogy circle is organizing this weekend at the Château-Thierry sports palace the 7th edition of its fair, devoted to "The Time of Childhood".

Saint-Étienne-de-Montluc: mobilization against partial closure of post office

Residents of Saint-Étienne-de-Montluc are protesting the partial closure of their post office, with a shop set to take over essential services starting November 17.

Disparition inquiétante : les recherches de Jean-Philippe Bourla se poursuivent

L'Escaut a été sondé sans succès pour retrouver Jean-Philippe Bourla, disparu. Ses proches restent mobilisés pour poursuivre les recherches.

End of the solidarity fund for Sonia, one year later

One year later, Sonia thanks the donors three days before the closure of the fundraising campaign launched in her favor. She expressed her gratitude and affirmed that she would make the same choices again.

EuroMillions: FDJ seeks winner of one million euros in Brittany

La Française des Jeux is looking for the holder of a winning ticket worth one million euros validated in Brittany, who has until November 20 to come forward.

Reims : une conférence sur les enfants victimes de violences intrafamiliales

Le collectif Enfantiste Marne organise le 14 novembre à Reims une conférence sur les violences faites aux mineurs, où une psychologue de l'Éducation nationale alerte sur les répercussions chez les enfants.

Oise: car crashes into house, two seriously injured

A car went off the road and crashed into a house between Milly-sur-Thérain and Troissereux, causing two serious injuries.

Mulhouse reopens a shopping street to cars

The city of Mulhouse has decided to reopen one of its main shopping streets to motor traffic, following the example of Besançon and Avignon, in order to support local commerce.

LFI MP Sébastien Delogu on trial for outrage in Marseille

Sébastien Delogu is appearing in court for outrage against police officers following an altercation that took place in August in Marseille.

Deadly wild rodeo in Libercourt: trial opens in Béthune

The trial for the wild rodeo in Libercourt, in Pas-de-Calais, which resulted in one death in 2021, opens this Thursday, November 12, at the Béthune court.

Cannes: woman arrested after discovery of abused animals in squat

A police raid on a squat in Cannes led to the rescue of two mistreated cats and one dog. A woman was arrested this week, while a baby Malinois remains wanted.

Avize: Viti Campus students' auction returns on December 4

Professional degree students in wine commerce at Avize's Viti Campus are organizing their 15th auction on December 4 in Chativesle, to raise funds for a study trip.

Ultrasound to help blind and visually impaired people 'see again'

A laboratory explores the use of ultrasound to enable blind and visually impaired people to perceive their environment.

Lailly-en-Val: fire destroys farm outbuilding

Overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday, Loiret firefighters responded to a fire that destroyed an outbuilding of a farmhouse in Lailly-en-Val.

French fugitive Yann Bride, convicted of rape, actively wanted by Europol

Sentenced to 15 years in prison for the rape of his daughter and niece, French national Yann Bride is actively wanted by French authorities, with Europol's support.

Mons-Boubert: participatory grocery project to support local commerce

About fifty residents learned about the participatory grocery store project in Mons-Boubert (Somme), with another meeting scheduled for November 24.

Head of Paris cyber prosecutor's office publishes book on cybercrime threats

Johanna Brousse, head of the cybercrime section of the Paris prosecutor's office, publishes a book on her work, the threats and public education.

Sister cities: separate unions for water and wastewater management

The production and distribution of drinking water for the Sister Cities (Eu, Le Tréport, Mers-les-Bains, Ponts-et-Marais) are managed by a separate intermunicipal union from wastewater management.

Harfleur: shopkeepers resist in face of tramway work

At Guy-de-Maupassant Square in Harfleur, two shopkeepers are trying to revitalize businesses affected by tramway work.

Fire at Promenade de Flandre, two shops evacuated

A fire broke out in the Promenade de Flandre commercial zone, leading to the evacuation of two shops.

A13 near Rouen: reckless driver intercepted with fake police light

A 23-year-old man was stopped on the A13 near Rouen while driving with a fake police light to avoid traffic jams.

La Rivière-de-Corps: Municipal Council Supports Commercial Project

The municipal council of La Rivière-de-Corps, meeting on November 9, updated the commune's employment table and supported a commercial project.

In Perche, Man Convicted of Identity Theft and Harassment

A young resident of Perche was convicted for creating fake accounts for two women on social media to take revenge after their refusals.

Desvres: The Intercommunal House for All, a single window for administrative procedures

The Maison Intercommunale pour Tous in Desvres centralizes assistance for residents regarding numerous daily administrative procedures.

National meeting for Committed Commerce in Cannes on November 19

Jocelyne Leporatti is organizing a national meeting for committed commerce in Cannes on November 19, 2026, focusing on solidarity among shopkeepers following the damage suffered in Nice during protests.

Dijon: Toison d'Or launches its Christmas festivities

The Toison d'Or shopping center in Dijon is organizing a free evening on November 19 with dance, choir and aerial show before the lighting of the Christmas tree.

Migrant killed after being struck by lorry on A16 at Grande-Synthe

A migrant was killed after being struck by a lorry on the A16 motorway at Grande-Synthe, in the Nord.

Osny: mayor changes strategy in face of repeated traveller encampments

In the face of repeated traveller encampments in the Oseraie commercial zone in Osny (Val-d'Oise), the town hall brought together shopkeepers, property owners and state services and announces a change in method.

Bastia: a pupil at the Toga school has tuberculosis

A child enrolled in nursery school at the Toga school in Bastia has tuberculosis; his condition is considered reassuring and the ARS has implemented the usual protocol.

Lillebonne: drunk driver behind wheel of license-free car intercepted

On the night of November 10 to 11, police in Lillebonne (Seine-Maritime) intercepted a 41-year-old man driving a license-free car while drunk.