Seven bikes worth a total of more than £20,000 have been stolen from a shop in Humberston.
It happened on Jackson Place in the early hours of 10 August.
The brands of bike are Orange, Whyte, Trek, Bergamont and Kross.
Four are electric cycles and three are full suspension mountain bikes.
Humberside Police officers want to hear from anyone who's been offered one of these, external at a reduced price.
Three men have handed themselves in for questioning following an incident at a McDonalds in Lincolnshire which left the manager of the restaurant with a bruised face.
The three voluntarily went into a police station this morning following the incident at a McDonald's in Boston on 7 August.
The men, aged 17, 20 and 43, have been released under investigation pending a decision by the Crown Prosecution Service over whether to bring charges.
Louth's Ros Canter has been named in Great Britain's eventing team for the World Equestrian Games in the USA next month.
Canter will be riding Allstar B alongside teammates Tina Cook, Piggy French, Tom McEwen and Gemma Tattershall in the games in September:
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There are concerns in Lincolnshire that plans to tighten the rules on home schooling would be an unnecessary intrusion.
Last month in the House of Lords a Home Education Bill received its third reading.
It calls for parents to register their children with their local authority and for closer monitoring of children.
Lord Soley, who proposed the bill, says some parents can struggle to give their children the best education at home without access to equipment such as laboratories and musical instruments.
Kat Soutar's two children are among the 925 children who are educated at home in Lincolnshire.
She says increased bureaucracy could deter many parents:
Quote MessageIt could be very intrusive and parents may not be able to teach in the way an officer expects."
Kat Soutar
Police have released more information about a Sheffield man wanted in connection with a murder in Lincolnshire.
Image source, Humberside PoliceShaun Lyall was found dead at a house on Sidney Street in Cleethorpes last month, but the attack was so violent that a post-mortem examination couldn't establish exactly how he died.
It is thought his death may be linked to a drug deal gone wrong.
Now police are offering a reward for information about 28-year-old Abdi Ali, who's originally from Somalia, but who grew up and went to school in Sheffield.
Also known as "Madman", he is still thought to have connections there, as well as to Lincolnshire, Manchester, Cleveland, Merseyside and Milton Keynes.
It's thought he moved from Lancashire to Cleethorpes last year.
Police say he has a distinctive gold tooth which he may have had removed.
Forces across the country are looking for him.
The company responsible for a wind farm off the Lincolnshire Coast has sold a 40% stake in the project to two Japanese companies.
The Triton Knoll wind farm should be completed by 2021 and will supply power to about 800,000 homes.
J Power and the Kansai Electric Power Company are the first Japanese firms to invest in European wind farms.
Most areas of Lincolnshire are failing to exceed national house-building targets, it's emerged.
The amount of housing built by each local council has been pulled together by the BBC Shared Data Unit, looking at what percentage of government targets are being met.
Here are the figures for Lincolnshire:
In other words, only North Kesteven and East Lindsey are exceeding government targets.
Ross Edgley set off 74 days ago in his attempt to swim 2,000 miles around mainland Great Britain.
Read MoreDIY store chain Homebase is shutting 42 outlets, including its branch in Grantham.
Image source, Getty ImagesAbout 1,500 jobs will be put at risk as a result of the announcement.
The company, which has 240 stores, has already closed 16 this year, one of them in Lincoln.
It will keep its stores in Sleaford and Stamford.
A £1.6m plan to redevelop part of St Peter's Hill in Grantham is expected to be given the go-ahead next week, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
If approved, the development will connect the South Kesteven District Council offices to the new cinema being built and the shopping area.
The works include knocking down part of the council's offices to build a glass bridge.
Our top stories so far today from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
This afternoon will remain largely dry with the risk of a shower.
Cloud will break, revealing sunny spells.
Feeling warm with a gentle to moderate westerly wind.
Grantham's extreme swimmer Ross Edgley is now a world record holder after spending the last 74 days swimming without touching land.
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Ross is attempting to swim around the British coastline and after setting off from Margate earlier this year he's currently at the Isle of Skye.
But there's not much time to celebrate: he now has to continue on with the rest of the swim!
For those travelling towards Newark from Lincolnshire today, there's some good news.
The A46 has reopened after a crash this morning involving four cars and a brick lorry.
Nottinghamshire Police has tweeted that there are no serious injuries.
Debris has been removed from the road and traffic is easing:
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An extreme swimmer from Grantham is hoping to break a world record today.
Image source, Ross EdgleyRoss Edgley, who is swimming the entire coastline of Great Britain, should take the title for the longest sea swim.
The 32-year-old Lincolnshire swimmer has been in action for 74 days without setting foot on land.
If you're planning to head out of Lincolnshire along the A46, be aware that it's currently closed following a crash.
There's heavy traffic queuing following the incident.
Traffic is being directed through South Muskham and North Muskham:
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The leader of Lincolnshire County Council, Martin Hill, has said a "bare minimum" of services could be provided by the council in five years time, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
It follows a survey carried out by the New Local Government Network of local authorities across the UK, which found only a third feel they will be able to provide discretionary services beyond 2023.
Mr Hill says the county council is only certain of its financial position up to 2020.
Quote MessageUnless the government gets to grips with properly addressing the funding gap for adult care and a growing elderly population then yes, like many councils, we could find ourselves facing serious challenges in delivering anything more than the bare minimum of services in five years' time."
Martin Hill, Leader of Lincolnshire County Council
Mr Hill said he's made a strong case to the government for fairer funding for rural counties, where the costs of delivering services are considerably higher.
Craft gin and equipment are auctioned off after a firm went into administration.
Read MoreA former World War Two RAF base, near Sleaford, could be turned into a business park.
Image source, GoogleThe former RAF Coleby Grange at Nocton Heath once housed one of the country's Thor missile bases.
In 1963 it became a truck stop with a bunkhouse, cafe and takeaway.
Applicant Stirlin Developments say it's in danger of becoming derelict because it's underused.
It says having a business park would boost the economy and create jobs.
Although not included in the plans, it's also been hinted that housing could be built there too in the future.
The plans also include having information boards chronicling the history of the site.
A senior Lincolnshire Police officer has criticised the level of out-of-hours support for vulnerable people after heading out on patrol over the weekend.
Deputy Chief Constable Craig Naylor took to social media after working with officers in Skegness, who were dealing with people suffering from mental health issues:
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The county's police and crime commissioner Marc Jones said there were plans to improve support for people suffering with mental illness.
