The 59 year old confessed to investigators that he killed his 17 year old son to punish his wife, who had left him earlier that same morning. RAID special forces stormed the family's apartment on boulevard de la Madeleine after the father called police himself to report the killing.
The small commune is opening its communal gîte at no cost to relatives of the six firefighters who have died battling wildfires across France this season.
Citing the deaths of two young women in four months, including the Nice case BCN reported last week, thousands of doctors have published an open letter to France's health minister demanding tougher sanctions against unqualified practitioners.
French rugby's financial regulator has confirmed the club's fall from Pro D2 all the way to the regional fourth tier over its 4.5 million euro funding shortfall
Climate Innov, working with EDHEC Business School and the University of Corsica, has built a system already deployed in Corsica that forecasts a fire's next 36 hours using satellite data, weather modelling and terrain analysis.
A 25 year old woman died after a cardiac arrest following an unlicensed injection at a beauty salon near Parc Phénix. Prosecutors say the practitioner, normally based near Paris, had been carrying out unauthorised injections since as early as 2022.
Anthony D. and Mohamed C., both known figures within the Populaire Sud supporters' group, deny throwing punches themselves but were accused of inciting a mob that attacked players returning from a defeat in Lorient. Nice's criminal court has reserved judgment until September 11.
Best known for her hit "La Parisienne," the chanteuse spent her formative years in Nice before winning a Radio Monte Carlo talent contest that launched her fifty-year career.
A municipal order renewed every year since 1999 technically bans walking around shirtless or in swimwear anywhere in the city, including the Promenade des Anglais itself, though only about ten fines are issued annually.
Police searched the Halle Spada, one of two workshops where the city's famous parade floats are built, as part of a preliminary investigation opened in 2024 into how contracts worth up to 100,000 euros per float have been awarded.
A 40cm diameter pipe burst on boulevard de l'Ariane, sending water and mud across the road with enough force that one resident described the street lifting "like a real earthquake." Supply was fully restored by Friday morning.
Around twenty prison officers shut down the maison d'arrêt for a full day this week over staffing shortages and overcrowding exceeding 200% of capacity, as families describe cells reaching 40 degrees and an oversight body flags broken electrical wiring that has shocked at least one detainee.