Lincolnshire police are asking people in the county to keep a look out for Shauna Brown.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceThe 17-year-old has been missing since last Thursday 6 September, from Lincoln.
She has connections to Gainsborough, but may also be in Skegness or Humberside.
Spells of sunshine will continue to develop this afternoon as the morning cloud eases away.
Just the small chance of an isolated shower.
A town councillor is among eight people who've been found guilty of supplying heroin and cocaine in Lincoln.
45-year-old Sharon Hopkinson, of White Hart Hotel, Gainsborough, who serves on Gainsborough town council, has been convicted of conspiracy to supply the drugs after a raid on an address in Lincoln's Bailgate.
Detectives found large quantities of heroin and cocaine - along with materials used to bulk out the drugs, a hydraulic press and heat sealing equipment used to package the product.
The offences took place between April 2015 and July 2016.
Seven other people were also involved in the conspiracy - three were found guilty yesterday and three pleaded guilty before or during the trial.
The case has been adjourned for sentencing later in the year.
Lincolnshire Police's Chief Constable says it's going to be hard to find the money to give his officer's the 2% pay rise approved by the government.
An independent pay review body recommended 3%, but the government refused to listen to its advice for the second year in a row, prompting the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Cressida Dick to say yesterday that it felt like a "punch on the nose".
Chief Constable Bill Skelly says while he's disappointed his officers didn't get 3% - it's going to be difficult to find even the smaller amount.
He said as forces must honour the government's decision, without any increase in funding, puts further pressure on the services he's trying to deliver.
Nominees have been announced for this year's Lincolnshire Sports Awards.
Image source, Active LincolnshireGolfer Ashton Turner, target shooter Nick Penn and flight archer Michael Willrich are up for Sportman of the Year.
Sprinter Georgina Adam, kayaker Nicole Wells and dressage rider Laura Woodcock are up for Sportswoman of the Year.
There are 17 categories in total and the full list of all the nominees is on the Active Lincolnshire website, external.
A train has been covered in graffiti causing more than £5000 of damage while it was at Cleethorpes station
Image source, UGCBritish Transport Police say they were made aware of the incident in the early hours of Tuesday morning and an investigation is underway.
TransPennine Express says it was still able to run a normal service yesterday despite the graffiti but it will be cooperating with the police as it takes acts like this seriously.
Image source, UGCYoung people are being invited to share their views on Brexit at Speaker's Corner (below) in Lincoln later.
Youth campaign group 'Our Future, Our Choice' will collect comments on a huge letter which its members will deliver to city MP Karen Lee's office this afternoon.
Quote MessageBrexit will affect every part of young people’s lives from their future job options to the environment they have to live in.
Femi Oluwole, Our Future, Our Choice
People who live and work in Horncastle say traffic is building up because of roadworks in the town centre.
Resuracing, junction improvements and signal changes are affecting West Street and the A158 (below).
Image source, GoogleThe county council says it's carrying out works at the same time as a developer to minimise disruption overall.
Lincolnshire hockey star Georgie Twigg MBE will be among the graduates at Lincoln Cathedral today.
A number of graduation ceremonies are being held by the University of Lincoln this week.
The Olympic gold-medalist is one of a number of people receiving honorary degrees.
Police were called this morning to a village near Lincoln after someone was hit by a car.
Officers have not revealed any details of the person involved, but say they were called to the A15 London Road in Bracebridge Heath at about 07.55.
The road remains open.
Any lingering overnight rain will quickly clear to leave it mostly dry and fine with sunny spells and patchy cloud.
Just the small chance of an isolated shower.
A new primary school will officially open in Grantham this morning.
Poplar Farm School is part of the C.I.T Academies group.
A First World War memorial flypast and a visit from children's TV presenter Jen Pringle will mark the occasion.
Inspectors find some improvements but say concerns remain about patient care and staffing levels.
Read MoreIt will be at least seven years before the new North Hykeham relief road will be completed, it's emerged.
County councillors decided the new road will be a dual carriageway and will connect the bypass from the A15 south of the city, to the A46, in the west.
The plan to turn the road into a dual carriageway was earlier described as a "no-brainer".
Jason Farquhar was sentenced to 32 months in prison for making "unwanted" approaches to vulnerable women.
Read MoreBecoming cloudy through this evening and into tonight.
Some further rain spreading from the west.
Becoming drier and clearer again in places around dawn:
It's been a big day for students graduating from the University of Lincoln today.
Lincoln Cathedral was the spectacular location for their special ceremony:
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A former military helicopter has been converted into a "sleep pod" in Lincolnshire.
The Lynx helicopter, which served in Afghanistan in the 1990s, is now based at the former RAF Wainfleet, which already has a holiday cottage in the old control tower.
Owner Will Roughton says they're now calling it Hotel Golf Zulu 914.
The Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Police, Bill Skelly, has released a new video in which he talks about hare coursing and anti social behaviour in the county:
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Unemployment in the East Midlands, which includes Lincolnshire, remained the same between May and July, the latest official figures show.
Image source, PAThe number of people out of work in the region during that period was 96,000.
That means the rate of unemployment in the region is 4.1%, compared to 4% nationally.
