Death of missing teenager investigated
Lincolnshire health trusts miss targets on diverting patients from A&E
Snow warning for Lincolnshire over the weekend
Weather fears over annual Lincoln 10k race
Big rise in number of Yorkshire and Humber secondary schools in deficit
Boston United's away match against Stockport County tomorrow has been postponed.
Image source, Stockport County FCThe game was due to take place at Edgeley Park tomorrow, but it's been cancelled because of a waterlogged pitch.
The game will now happen on Tuesday 20 March, with a kick-off at 19:45.
Do your recognise the people shown on these CCTV images?
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceThe pictures have been released by police after three men tried to use fake £50 notes at a shop in Holbeach at about 20:00 on 27 February.
Police say they'd like to speak to the men pictured about the incident at the Co-op store on Fleet Street, or anyone who recognises them.
Lincolnshire County Council spent £150,000 on compensation claims for vehicles damaged on the county's roads last year (pictured).
The county council says more government funding is needed to deal with the problem.
Richard Davies, who is in charge of roads in the county, says the authority is calling for a better deal.
Quote MessageAs part of the fairer funding campaign for Lincolnshire we're calling on the government to give the same amount of money per head of population to people here in Lincolnshire as they do in Manchester, and that would mean we have over £100m a year to spend on things like pothole repair"
Richard Davies, Executive Member for Highways at Lincolnshire County Council
Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull
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James "Eddie" Fish, 80, was found dead at his home in North East Lincolnshire in January.
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Caroline Bilton
BBC Look North
A woman charged with the murder of her 80-year-old grandfather has been ruled unfit to plead by a judge.
Image source, Humberside PoliceThe body of James Fish (pictured), known to his family as Eddie, was discovered at a house on Grimsby Road in Waltham, North East Lincolnshire, on 29 January.
Rachael Flemington, 28, of Manor Drive, Waltham, appeared before Hull Crown Court.
She was remanded in custody and there will be a trial of facts hearing on 4 July.
A road near Boston is to be repaired using a new technique which recycles the existing surface into the new one.
Fodderdyke Bank in Midville (pictured) has been the site of numerous fatal accidents over the years which caused a group of schoolchildren to write to the county council requesting the repairs.
The new road surfacing technique means the surface of the road will be crushed and mixed with new material to create a new base layer.
This will then be combined with a steel mesh to prevent the movement of the fenland land causing damage to the roads.
Quote MessageNot only is it quicker than more traditional methods, but it’s also less expensive"
Richard Davies, Member for Highways at Lincolnshire County Council
The former Pleasure Island ride was bought in error for £180,000 by an online bidder.
Read MoreProtesters campaigning against the Turkish bombing of Afrin in Syria have been moved from the Humber Bridge by police.
The group have told the BBC's James Piekos that there will be more protests in the coming days.
Around 25 protesters are holding up traffic around the Humber Bridge.
Police are at the scene dealing with the protest.
It is believe they are pro-Kurdish demonstrators.
Matt Lewis has tweeted this footage of the protest.
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A charity effort to cycle - and float - between Lincoln and Boston is a step closer after a successful test this weekend.
Image source, Dr Nick TuckerThe "quadamaran", as it's been called, has been built by a team from the University of Lincoln and a car dealership in Boston.
They aim to cycle from Boston to Lincoln, and then attach their bikes to the contraption before sailing, if that's the right word, down the River Witham back to Boston.
The trip is planned for 21 July and is in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, external.
The person who mistakenly placed a £180,000 bid on a former Lincolnshire theme park carousel will not be pursued by the auctioneers, the BBC understands.
The ride was apparently bought in error by an online bidder during an auction of items from the former Pleasure Island theme park last week.
The ride, dating back to 1904, was among hundreds of items from the former Pleasure Island theme park in Cleethorpes being auctioned-off.
The purchaser claimed he clicked the button to make a bid unintentionally when he went to close his browser.
A campaign has now been launched to buy the carousel and keep it in Cleethorpes, meanwhile the auctioneer says several people have said they're interested in buying it:
Quote MessageThey are coming to look at it over the next few days. One is from Hampshire, one from Surrey and the other is very local."
Carl Vince, Prestige Auctions
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
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The manager of a Skegness theatre which played host to legendary comedian Ken Dodd dozens of times has described the performer, who's died aged 90, as "such a gentleman".
Image source, Getty ImagesSir Ken was famous for his song Happiness, his "tickling sticks" and for shows which went on hours longer than planned.
He performed at the Embassy Theatre in Skegness many times throughout his career and manager Pollyanne Trapmore-Shaw says she was lucky enough to work with him:
Quote MessageAfterwards he used to - we termed the phrase - "hold court" in his dressing room and it was the most magical experience. He would invite people back, his true fans and, such a gentleman, he would spend time talking to them and listening to their stories."
Pollyanne Trapmore-Shaw, Manager of Embassy Theatre, Skegness
Repairs are planned to a road in Lincolnshire after a group of schoolchildren wrote a letter to the county council explaining how dangerous they think it is.
Children from Midville, near Boston, wrote to the council requesting repairs and a lower speed limit on Fodderdyke Bank Road (pictured) because of the number of accidents on it.
One youngster described the road as "disgraceful" and "so dangerous".
Rowena Thompson, the headteacher at New Leake Primary, said the state of the road was putting parents off choosing the school.
Lincolnshire County Council says it'll now repair the 1,250m long section of the road.
Quote MessageOne parent absolutely loved our school but was really concerned about the state of the road and felt she didn't want to be bringing her children along the road because she felt it wasn't safe."
Rowena Thompson, Headteacher,, New Leake Primary School
A new study has been commissioned to learn more about the Lincolnshire birthplace of Henry IV.
Image source, Castles TrustBolingbroke Castle, in Old Bolingbroke, was built in the 13th Century and is regarded as one of the most important of England's castles because of its involvement in the English Civil War.
It was besieged by Parliamentary troops for several days before it finally fell.
Although much of the castle's history is well known, less is understood about the areas surrounding it.
The castle, which is little more than a ruin today, was owned by the House of Lancaster in the 1300s and was one of their seats of power until it was destroyed in the English Civil War.
Quote MessageThe ruins of Bolingbroke Castle are hidden away within the small village of Old Bolingbroke in Lincolnshire, but this is a nationally significant monument. We're delighted that the Castle Studies Trust funding will now allow for these sites to be investigated further.
Liz Bates, Heritage Lincolnshire