A murder investigation has been launched after the body of a man was found at a property in Cleethorpes.
Humberside Police were called to a property on Sidney Street at about 18:45 yesterday evening.
Officers believe it was a targeted attack, but said there's no threat to the wider community.
Extra police officers will be in the area to offer reassurance to people living nearby, the force added.
A road close to the Lincolnshire coast has been closed due to a burst water main.
Image source, GoogleThere are problems in Beesby Road, Maltby-Le-Marsh, near Louth, with the A1104 closed in both directions.
The road has been closed since 17.00 yesterday and is expected to be shut for the rest of today at least.
North Lincolnshire Council is being accused of letting down the people of Scunthorpe by failing to tackle anti-social behaviour and littering.
Image source, Des Comerford
Image source, Des ComerfordLocal businessman Des Comerford says he took the pictures above over the course of a month.
He posted them on Facebook and launched a scathing attack on the council.
North Lincolnshire Council says it cleans the town centre twice a day, seven days a week, and are currently investing £60 million on regenerating the area.
British Steel has announced the biggest single investment in its manufacturing operations for a decade.
Image source, British SteelThe firm has secured a £50 million investment to upgrade its Scunthorpe Rod Mill, which it says will support the business for years to come.
Work is expected to start this summer and completed in late 2019.
The firm says the investment will allow them to become a more competitive exporter and help the company grow.
It comes as British Steel has announced that's its profits have risen.
It made £21 million in the first quarter of this year.
Sheffield's football star Harry Maguire brought a little World Cup magic to Gainsborough Trinity FC's pre-season friendly against Chesterfield.
He was at the Northolme to see his brothers Laurence and Joe go head-to-head for the opposing sides.
Maguire, who scored for England in their 2-0 win over Sweden, signed autographs for fans.
He tweeted later to say what a "great night" he had.
More than 900 people turned out to watch the game.
Long queues formed at half-time as people waited to have their photo taken with one of the heroes of England's World Cup campaign.
A rare statue found covered in weeds at the bottom of a Lincolnshire garden is up for auction today.
The Lily Maid, made by renowned sculptor Gilbert Bayes, was sold in 1927 and hasn't been moved since.
Auctioneers say it could sell for £3,000-£5,000, but they wouldn't be surprised if it went for much more.
Quote Message[It] is a fantastic example of one of the unknown gems that are hiding out there throughout the county. The amazing things that we come across, are truly one of the highlights of our job as auctioneers."
Alastair McPhie-Meiklejon, Golding Young & Mawer Auctioneers
Harry Maguire was in the stands to see siblings Laurence and Joe play a pre-season friendly.
Read MoreFive days of motorcycle-themed events on the Lincolnshire coast are going ahead this week, despite support being pulled by local authorities.
Image source, Cadwell ParkCoastal Events, external' concert in Trusthrope was cancelled last week because the East Lindsey Event Safety Advisory Group said the organisers hadn't addressed their safety concerns.
Tickets for the gig, as part of the wider Lincolnshire Bike Week, external, will be refunded.
The rest of the weeks events are happening - including bike nights, a beach hut festival, a vintage village at Poplar Farm and a firework display in Trusthorpe.
League One club Scunthorpe United sign midfielder James Horsfield on a free transfer from Dutch side NAC Breda.
Read MoreThe programme tonight will look at the latest report which rates Lincolnshire Police's recording of crimes as inadequate and a bronze statue of Margaret Thatcher could be put up in Grantham.
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Our top stories in Lincolnshire today include:
A biker was left with a broken leg and needing surgery following a hit and run incident in Grimsby.
Image source, GoogleIt happened on 24 May around 14:00 on Stanley Street near the junction with Oxford Street.
A Seat Ibiza collided with a red Honda CBF 125 motorbike before allegedly driving off.
The rider of the bike sustained a broken leg and was taken to hospital for surgery.
The bronze statue, by Douglas Jennings, was reported to cost £300,000.
Read MoreThis evening will see any isolated showers die away to leave it dry after dark with clear spells.
A relatively cool night with a light and variable wind.
There's been condemnation from a number of MPs over government plans to allow them to start their summer holidays early.
Ministers want to end parliamentary business on Thursday, rather than next Tuesday as planned.
Labour are opposing the move, accusing the Conservatives of trying to limit the damage caused by splits over Brexit.
As Labour MP for Lincoln Karen Lee has tweeted today:
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Conservative MP for Grantham and Stamford Nick Boles agrees.
He says the government is engaged in the most important negotiations in our country's peacetime: "It seems to me extraordinary that they should want to bring parliament into disrepute by sending us scuttling to our constituencies and suspending our deliberations several days early."
Two men have broken into a shop in Skegness in the early hours of this morning.
Image source, Google Street ViewThey forced entry to the Costcutter shop on Lincoln Road, leaving with two cash registers and some cigarettes, at around 00:30.
Lincolnshire Police are appealing for more information.
A 26-year-old man has been arrested and charged following an alleged assault and robbery in Grimsby.
Image source, GoogleThe incident happened on Cromwell Avenue in Grimsby on 24 June 2018 at around 19:45.
A 22-year-old man reported that he was assaulted by up to five people and robbed of his mobile phone.
26-year-old Jonathan of West, of Redbourne Road in Grimsby, has been arrested and charged with robbery and possession of an offensive weapon.
Humberside Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident.
The celestial dessert had been feared lost after tracking devices stopped working at 52,500ft.
Read MoreA 13-year-old girl was covered in red welts after a jellyfish wrapped itself around her off the Lincolnshire coast.
Image source, ShuttershockVerity Stainton was swimming with friends in Mablethorpe when the creature wrapped its tendrils around her arms, back and legs.
She was in the water near the lifeguard station when the attack happened on Sunday afternoon.
Her mother, Christina Stainton, said the pain was so bad she was unable to wear clothes for two days.
"She was in the water and she felt an electric shock sting sensation around her legs, and she ran to the shore screaming," Mrs Stainton said.
The lifeguard helped her and she was able to go home, where she is now said to be recovering.
Image source, Christina StaintonThis afternoon will have sunny spells and some cloud.
A few scattered showers are likely to develop but some places will remain dry.
