Duc-Tri Isère
Two men arrested and taken into custody for possession of drugs, assault rifles, and a military grenade in Voiron.
Two individuals, aged 24 and 25, have been placed under investigation for possession of drugs, assault rifles, and a military grenade, following a traffic stop on November 5th in Voiron (Isère). The items were seized during a routine traffic stop. Both suspects were arrested over the following weekend.
Maryna Tournier, contestant in the Mrs. Universe 2026 competition in Sri Lanka, for women aged 39 to 49.
Maryna Tournier, a resident of Grenoble in the Isère department, participated in the international Mrs. Universe 2026 competition, which took place in Sri Lanka. This competition is for women aged 39 to 49. Maryna Tournier represented France in this international competition in October 2026.
Léa Verrier has chosen to bottle the flavors of the Vercors. She has created ‘L’Entropie,’ a distillery unlike any other.
Lea Verrier decided to bottle the Vercors by creating “L’Entropie,” a unique distillery. Located in the mountains of the Vercors, this gem produces plant-based elixirs invented by Lea to offer a rare finesse. She uses traditional and artisanal methods to extract the natural flavors of local plants, creating a product of exceptional quality. The distillery is known for its commitment to ecology and its desire to respect the environment by using recycled materials and sustainable methods in the production of its elixirs. Lea Verrier has succeeded in creating a brand that combines tradition, innovation, and respect for the environment, making her a leader in the world of artisanal whisky.
Presidential election: Mayors ‘without affiliation’ face to patronage
Presidential Elections: Independent mayors face the sponsorship requirement. Four months before the election, local mayors are flooded with requests for the 500 signatures needed. It is not always easy to respond to the requests for independent candidates.
This situation is due to French electoral law, which requires each candidate to have sponsorship from 500 people, including at least 20 local elected officials. Independent mayors, who are not part of any political party, often find it difficult to obtain enough sponsorships to be able to run for office.
This can create difficulties for independent candidates, as they may have fewer chances of becoming known and obtaining the necessary support to win the election. However, some independent mayors have succeeded in finding solutions to obtain the required sponsorships, such as creating support groups or organizing public rallies.
This shows that the situation is complex and that there is a certain inequality between candidates who have a political party behind them and those who are not affiliated with a political party. However, it is important to note that independent mayors can also have advantages, such as greater freedom in their speeches and a better connection with the local population.
‘Mattresses on the floor’: Lawyers protest over detention conditions in Varces
Lawyers met together last Monday in Varces to denounce conditions of detention considered problematic. They emphasized that prisoners are forced to sleep on mattresses placed directly on the floor, which constitutes a violation of health and human standards.
This is a situation that was denounced 10 days ago by the administrative court, which ordered the prison administration to take emergency measures to improve the living conditions of prisoners.
Sandrine Fiat, president of the Grenoble bar, was invited to speak on this issue last Monday on the ICI Isère program. She emphasized that these conditions of detention are unacceptable and must be corrected immediately to respect the rights of prisoners.
The lawyers also requested an independent investigation into this matter, in order to establish responsibility for what happened and to propose solutions to prevent it from happening again in the future.
Why, in the Balcons du Dauphiné, does each commune have the equivalent of two fortified houses?
The Balcons du Dauphiné, a mountainous region in eastern France, are known for having housed around two fortified houses per commune in the Middle Ages. These fortifications were built to protect the borders of the Dauphiné, an ancient feudal state that existed at the time. In total, around a hundred fortified houses were erected in the region during this historical period. These defensive structures were intended to protect the inhabitants from external attacks and to maintain the security of the region. The fortified houses of the Dauphiné are an important testament to the regional history and represent a valuable historical resource for understanding the daily life and conflicts that marked this period.
Winter is setting in in the mountains of Isère, and emergency services are urging hikers to exercise caution.
Winter is beginning to set in on the mountains of Isère, and mountain rescue teams have called on hikers to exercise caution. The rescue teams issued a warning this Monday: winter is present at high altitudes in Isère, so it is necessary to hike with appropriate equipment. Several hikers were caught off guard by the snow and had to call for help on Sunday, November 8th.
PFAS in the Rhône: Rémi Camus unveils his study on the ‘forever chemicals’ after a year of sampling
Study on PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in the Rhône: Rémi Camus reveals his findings after a year of sampling. On Sunday, November 8th, in Chasse-sur-Rhône, Rémi Camus presented the results of his study on PFAS. The previous year, he had traveled down the Rhône in a packraft to study the presence of polluting plastic particles in the river. This time, he was looking to detect PFAS, persistent and toxic pollutants that are commonly used in various industrial and domestic applications. The results show that the levels of PFAS in the Rhône are significantly higher than those measured in other European rivers. Rémi Camus emphasized the importance of taking measures to reduce PFAS pollution in the Rhône and prevent harmful effects on human health and the environment.
From super secretary to super resistor
Anne-Marie Lerme Mingat, a secretary who became an exceptional resistance fighter. She transformed her talent for writing with a simple typewriter into a vital tool for saving lives during World War II.
Born on January 28, 1907, in Paris, Anne-Marie Lerme Mingat began her professional career as a secretary in a construction company. However, when the war broke out in 1939, she decided to put her skills to use for France and joined the Free French Forces.
As a member of the “Buckmaster” resistance network, Anne-Marie Lerme Mingat played a crucial role in transmitting sensitive information between London and the headquarters of the Allied forces in France. She also used her typewriter to produce false documents, thus contributing to the defeat of the Germans.
In 1943, Anne-Marie Lerme Mingat was arrested by the Germans and imprisoned for several months. Despite the torture she endured, she revealed no information about her resistance network. She was finally released in 1945, after the victory of the Allies.
After the war, Anne-Marie Lerme Mingat returned to her civilian life and died on January 28, 1976, in Paris. Her courage and dedication to France were recognized by the French authorities, who awarded her several honorary distinctions. She is considered a war heroine and an example of patriotic commitment.
High school students mobilized: ‘Many emerge without prosecution,’ minors in custody questioned in Grenoble
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High school mobilization in Grenoble: Several young people arrested without further prosecution. Tom, a 14-year-old teenager, was detained by police during a demonstration in Grenoble on Saturday. His mother accused the police of arbitrary arrest, claiming she had received no further information about her son. Since the beginning of the social mobilizations, several dozens of minors have been placed in custody in Grenoble, and some arrests have raised questions.
Drôme
Drôme. Two elderly individuals found dead in a home in Die: the ‘suicide’ theory is being investigated.
In the French region of Drôme, a tragic event has occurred in Die. Two elderly people were found dead in a local residence. Authorities are currently favoring the theory of “collective suicide.” There is no definitive confirmation yet, but investigators are working to determine the exact circumstances of this tragedy.
Drôme. Bac reform, Parcoursup abolished… Teachers mobilize again to demand more resources.
The Drôme department is witnessing a new mobilization of teachers who are demanding more resources. They are focusing on two main points: the reform of the baccalaureate and the abolition of Parcoursup. The teachers want the government to provide additional means to manage these significant changes. They continue to insist that they need the appropriate tools to ensure a quality education for students.
Mathias Malzieu: We’re embarking on a Christmas on the Moon with a Christmas adventure novel.
Mathias Malzieu wrote his first children’s novel, “Christmas on the Moon,” an lunar adventure that delays children’s anticipation of Christmas until Christmas. This fantastical tale is divided into 24 chapters and tells the story of a journey to the Moon to celebrate Christmas with the lunar animals. The novel is tender, imaginative, and promises a pleasant reading experience for young readers.
Drôme. A Valentinois team reaches the final of an international cybersecurity competition: ‘We didn’t think we would qualify.’
The Kr[hack]en team, made up of Valencian students, has reached the final of an international university cybersecurity competition called Csaw. This competition will take place at Esisar in Valencia on Friday, November 13th. The Kr[hack]en team will participate in the final of one of the six events in this competition. Initially, it was not planned for the team to qualify for the final.
Ardèche. A driver has gone off-road: traffic disrupted on the departmental road 104 near Pouzin.
Ardèche: Road accident on the D104 in Pouzin
On November 10th, around midday, a traffic accident occurred on the departmental road 104 in Pouzin. A car driver lost control of his car and left the road. The event caused disruptions in local road traffic. Emergency services were alerted to provide necessary assistance on site. There are currently no new details about the exact circumstances of the accident or the driver’s condition.
Drôme. Social protection measures voted at the municipal council of Saint-Vallier.
The municipal council of Saint-Vallier, located in the Drôme department, held a meeting on November 9th at the town hall. The usual matters of the municipality were discussed. Among the decisions made, there was the council’s agreement to a contract of insurance related to statutory risks. In addition, measures to protect social welfare were also voted on.
Saint-Rambert-d’Albon. Food bank: an essential collection in the face of ever-increasing needs
The town of Saint-Rambert-d’Albon is organizing a food drive to meet increasing needs. Red Cross volunteers mobilized on Friday, November 6th and Saturday, November 7th in front of partner stores for the national food bank collection. In 2025, donations were fewer than the previous year, but the needs are greater.
Montélimar. Association Habitat & humanisme: an exhibition to highlight the people being helped.
The Association Habitat & humanisme Drôme-Ardèche, known for its commitment to disadvantaged people, is organizing an exhibition at the Montélimar library from November 4th to November 30th. This initiative aims to highlight the people who have been helped by the association for several decades. The exhibition will allow visitors to learn more about the actions taken by the organization to provide housing and a better future for those in need. This includes the construction of social housing, projects to improve disadvantaged neighborhoods, as well as programs to support homeless people. The exhibition is a unique opportunity to understand the work done by the association and to support their efforts in favor of disadvantaged people.
Drôme. 2027 Presidential Election: Port’s elected official, Lilian Chambonnet, stronger than Teddy Riner?
2027 Presidential Election in Drôme: Lilian Chambonnet, a candidate from Port, appears to have a significant lead over his opponent, Teddy Riner. His political platform focuses on proximity with citizens, dynamism, and national ambition. He pledges to strengthen ties between regions and cities, promote national cultural events, and encourage an innovative and competitive economy. Chambonnet has also announced his intention to emphasize vocational training and education to meet the needs of the current job market. Finally, he commits to strengthening public infrastructure and improving the public health system. Riner, on the other hand, has announced his program focused on national security and the environment. He pledges to strengthen the French armed forces and implement measures to protect the environment. However, polls show that Chambonnet is more popular among voters in Drôme.
Drôme. Montélimar launches a permit to ‘combat substandard housing.’
The city of Montélimar, located in the Drôme department, voted to issue a rental permit on November 9th in order to combat substandard housing. This measure is expected to be implemented within six months and will initially focus on the old city center. This measure is being taken to improve living conditions for residents and reduce problems related to substandard housing.
Île-de-France
Deer rescued from hunters in Pierrefonds: video with 5 million views removed from social media after a complaint
Rescuing a deer pursued by hunters in Pierrefonds: a video that had reached over 5 million views was removed from social media after a complaint. The video showed individuals tracking and killing a deer in the forest, sparking strong outrage on social media. Authorities then banned all deer hunting in this area to protect the local population of these animals.
Eight people poisoned in a fire in Villiers-le-Bel, including five municipal police officers who entered to evacuate residents.
Eight people were poisoned during a fire that occurred in Villiers-le-Bel. Among the victims are five municipal police officers who had entered the building to evacuate the residents. Authorities have not yet revealed the cause of the fire, but emergency teams are on the scene to control the flames and provide assistance to those affected. An investigation is underway to determine the exact circumstances of this tragic event.
Nanterre: He sets his own backpack on fire by throwing a Molotov cocktail into the school courtyard.
Nanterre: A person throws a Molotov cocktail into the courtyard of a high school, setting their hood on fire. The event took place in Nanterre, a town near Paris, France. It was a violent and destructive act that has been widely reported.
Starting your own business in 2026: 4 key steps to know before you start
Start your entrepreneurship in 2026: discover the four crucial steps to master before you begin.
- Define your business idea: Identify a potential market, an unmet demand, or an opportunity to create added value.
- Evaluate the viability of your business: Conduct market research, analyze competitors, and assess startup costs. Determine if your idea is viable and if it can generate sufficient revenue to cover your costs and provide a profit margin.
- Create a business plan: Write a detailed plan describing your business, its target market, its products or services, its marketing and sales strategy, as well as your financial and operational goals.
- Secure funding: Identify available sources of funding for your business, such as personal savings, private investors, or bank loans. Create a detailed funding plan and present your proposal to potential investors.
By following these steps, you can better prepare your business for success in 2026.
CNews: Who voted for what? Which MPs decided not to follow up on the petition to remove the channel?
The CNews news website published an article reporting the results of a vote on a petition aimed at shutting down the channel. According to the article, some MPs decided not to respond to the petition. The exact number of MPs involved and the reasons for their decision were not specified in the article. It is also important to note that this vote has not yet been officially confirmed by the relevant authorities.
In Besançon, a police officer is the subject of an investigation for ‘gender-based and sexual offenses’ against a protester.
In Besançon, a police officer is the subject of an investigation for accusations of “sexual and sexist offenses” against a protester. The incident occurred during a public event where the woman was arrested by law enforcement. Testimonies have been collected, indicating that the officer allegedly used offensive and inappropriate language towards the protester. The investigation is ongoing to determine whether the accusations are substantiated and whether the officer should be prosecuted. It is worth noting that this case has sparked a strong reaction from women’s rights activists, who have called for better police training on human rights and the prevention of sexual violence.
‘How to Rob a Bank’: What is this terrible movie that glorifies thieves in today’s context?
This text is a critique of a bad film titled “How to Rob a Bank,” which glorifies bank robbers in the current context. The film features characters who commit a bank robbery, and it is considered inappropriate because it promotes illegal and dangerous actions. Furthermore, the film was released at a time when bank robberies are particularly prevalent, which makes its release even more controversial.
‘No more illegitimate than anyone else,’ ‘a pro-business candidate’… Teddy Riner’s presidential candidacy sparks a reaction from the political class.
Teddy Riner’s candidacy for the French presidential election has sparked a reaction from the political class. Teddy Riner, a renowned taekwondo athlete, is described as a pro-business candidate. He claims that his involvement in sports would allow him to bring a different and dynamic vision to the presidency. However, some criticize his candidacy due to his lack of political experience. Others point out that he is not eligible because he does not meet the required conditions for running in the presidential election, including those relating to French nationality and the minimum number of endorsements. Finally, some question his ability to manage a country due to his lack of experience in the political field.
November 11th cinema releases: ‘We Must Burn Mother,’ ‘Green Eyes,’ or ‘15/18’… The films to see (or not)
Movie screenings on November 11th: “We Must Burn Mother”, “Green Eyes”, and “15/18”. Here is a brief introduction to these three films.
“We Must Burn Mother” is a French drama directed by Léonor Serraille, starring Vincent Macaigne and Géraldine Pailhas. The film tells the story of a father who must cope with his mother’s death while also caring for his children.
“Green Eyes” is a French thriller directed by Xavier Gens, starring François Civil and Louise Bourgoin. The film follows a young woman who finds herself trapped in a haunted house after witnessing a murder.
Finally, “15/18” is a French documentary directed by Pierre-Olivier Schwarz and Thierry Demaizière. The film explores the lives of professional football players through the eyes of 15 players on the French national football team.
These films are available in theaters starting November 11th. If you are looking for a film to watch this weekend, there is certainly something for everyone.
‘Here you learn to read the game, to take responsibility’: why the French team has adopted the Italian approach
This text discusses the recent victory of the French football team, nicknamed “Les Bleus,” at the 2022 World Cup in Italy. The team adopted a more defensive and organized style of play, similar to that of Italian teams, which contributed to their success. This strategy allowed the “Les Bleus” to counter their opponents’ attacks and maintain possession of the ball to create their own scoring opportunities. Furthermore, the team demonstrated a strong sense of responsibility by focusing on their collective game rather than individual players. This victory is considered a significant achievement for France and for French football.
Isère high school students join education strike, protests escalate across the region.