About 4,000 pieces of ancient graffiti have been discovered in Lincoln Cathedral.
The team of volunteers have found drawings and carvings of ships, human figures, board games and music notes.
The pieces, dating back to the 14th century, have been examined to get an insight into who the people were.
It's hoped it will help get a new generation interested in the cathedral for a different reason.
A new action group in Grimsby is calling for the wider community to unite and help clean up the streets and tackle anti-social behaviour in the town.
The group, who formed on Facebook, are calling on authorities to take action.
They say that drug taking and aggressive behaviour is discouraging people from visiting the town centre.
Quote MessageThe town centre should be somewhere you want to come or where other people from other towns want to come as well. I know for a fact people are avoiding Grimsby and going elsewhere, and you can see that from the amount of shops that are shutting."
Daniel Westcott, Enough is Enough
Lincolnshire Police officers are continuing their commitment to crackdown on drug dealing in the city.
Over the past couple of weeks they have been conducting patrols in high-visibility uniform every day.
This week six arrests have been made for a variety of offences.
Last week 17 arrests were made, seven of which were for drugs offences.
Ch Supt Nikki Mayo said in addition to enforcement the force also worked with other agencies to help people taking drugs get the support they needed.
Quote MessageThese patrols are part of a long-term plan to tackle drug-dealing in the city."
Ch Supt Nikki Mayo, Lincolnshire Police
Today will be dry, but after a fine start it will become rather cloudy and breezy.
However, there should still be a few sunny intervals through this afternoon.
Thousands of motor racing fans will be making their way to Cadwell Park this weekend.
The circuit is hosting the latest round of the British Superbikes Championship.
It's hoped Louth rider Peter Hickman can score well this weekend.
He won the Isle of Man TT and got a podium finish in the last races at Thruxton, despite the fact he had a serious kidney infection and had been told to rest for a month.
He says he's resting as much as he can, but is still riding.
The bikes are out today to practice.
The qualifying stages take place on Saturday.
On Sunday riders will face two rounds of 20 laps for the latest round of the British Superbikes Championship.
Search interest in the word "wasp" in the UK was the highest in five years between 5 and 11 August.
Read MorePolice are treating the 46-year-old's death as unexplained.
Read MoreTonight looks set to be dry with predominantly clear, starry skies and just a few patches of cloud.
A cooler night than last night:
Keelby, near Grimsby, has some new villagers this week as part of its family festival.
How many crows they'll actually scare is a different question...
Take a look at this:
A man who had suffered serious injuries has been found dead in Grimsby.
The 46-year-old man was found at a property on Oxford Street last night.
He was pronounced dead at the scene and his death is being treated as unexplained, say police.
A 47-year-old man has been arrested in connection the death and remains in custody.
Police are urgently trying to find a 12-year-old girl who's gone missing in Scunthorpe.
Image source, Humberside PoliceIt's thought Abbie Parkins is still in the Scunthorpe area but no-one's been able to contact her.
Police say they need to hear from Abbie, or anyone who knows where she is, so they can confirm she is safe.
A poster has come out promoting Mike Leigh's upcoming film Peterloo.
It might be based on events in Manchester, but filming took place in uphill Lincoln and at Gainsborough Old Hall:
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A Lincolnshire man who set fire to his family home after developing delusional thoughts has been detained in a secure psychiatric unit.
James McDonald, 31, poured petrol around the house, on Meeres Lane, in Kirton, near Boston, on 18 May 2017 while his mother and aunt slept.
He then set fire to the house after putting the family dog and cat outside before locking the door and standing outside with a knife.
McDonald's aunt woke up to the fire and got her sister out of the house.
Lincoln Crown Court heard how McDonald's health had been deteriorating for two years.
He was examined by doctors after the fire, who found him to have paranoid schizophrenia.
McDonald pleaded guilty to arson endangering the lives of Susan McDonald and Helen Seymour and possessing a bladed article.
Passing sentence, Judge John Pini QC made a restricted hospital order, rather than a jail sentence, which means McDonald will be detained in a secure psychiatric unit.
Mrs McDonald said she felt no anger towards her son who she said "desperately needs help".
Pet shop owner says the anti-bird measures are causing the death of pigeons in Louth.
Read MoreToday, many 18-year-olds in Lincolnshire are opening their A level results - a scary and exciting time for many young people, parents and teachers.
We've had some lovely photos sent in from North Kesteven Academy, external in North Hykeham showing students there getting their results:
Image source, Chris Vaughan for NK
Image source, Chris Vaughan for NK
Image source, Chris Vaughan for NKA report highlights concerns about drugs, safety and welfare at an immigration removal centre in Lincolnshire.
Read MoreA person has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car.
It happened at about 19:30 yesterday in Skegness.
Police say the 29-year-old driver of the car, a silver Audi, has been arrested.
Plans to turn a Lincoln shop into a community hub have been approved.
It's hoped the new hub will help regenerate the Portland Street and Sincil Bank area.
The space will include two meeting rooms, an office, toilets and a kitchen for community groups to use.
It will become largely dry this afternoon and cloud will break to leave sunny spells, with just the small chance of a shower.
The top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:
