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No Lyon without Progrès (and the reverse is also true)! For 165 years, this major local and regional daily has been telling us everything we need to know about Lyon, in Lyon, for the people of Lyon and for everyone else. With 19 editions covering 5 départements, nothing escapes the attention of our 260 journalists and 1,800 local correspondents, who verify and disseminate information on both paper and digital media. After being one of the first PQR titles to set up a website in 1996, then one of the first to enter the free press with Lyon Plus in 2004, Le Progrès has taken the digital turn with 100% reactive and interactive information.

Judicial and economic gazette offering a legal announcement service.

Mag2 Lyon is the monthly magazine that turns Lyon on. Yes, Futé could have said that it lights up the city - and it's true - but finds it more amusing to say that it lights up, since it never refrains from bringing out subjects that don't necessarily appeal to all Lyonnais, especially the "powerful" ones. Mag2 Lyon is an independent monthly magazine, free in tone and tone, which covers all subjects: politics, economy, society, health, culture, sports, but also gastronomy, fashion, leisure and cars... Mag2 Lyon is distinguished by its regular prize lists.

Every Thursday at your newsagent's or in your letterbox (for lucky subscribers), Tribune de Lyon gives you a broad overview of Lyon's news, from the economy to gastronomy (two essential pillars of our local life!). Business, politics, sport and social events are all important (there's even a legal notice section), but we must admit that Tribune de Lyon is also a must-read for its gastronomy section and its barometer of personalities. Features, reports and news live on the site. A calendar of events with ExitMag and a magazine for families, Grains de Sel. La Tribune, the best view of Lyon.

Investigative journalism to know everything, even the underbelly, of Lyon's news. Lyon is a capital city in more ways than one, and it can also pride itself on being the capital of "free spirits". A capital that has its own monthly magazine - naturally entitled Lyon Capitale - to find out about events in (almost) every field: politics, justice, culture, high-tech, the economy, sports, but also gastronomy, to sit down at the best addresses. On the website (a digital version of the magazine is available online), readers can also discover numerous articles and videos (6 minutes long) that plunge us into the heart of the news.