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James Corlett, from Swadlincote, went missing after a night out in Ashby-de-la-Zouch.
The ambulance service said it saw a rise in calls over the Halloween period last year.
Anne Simpson was last seen in Ingoldmells in 2004.
The boy band are to perform as part of a series of summer gigs at Abbey Park.
A panel upholds two complaints about social media posts by former deputy council leader Joseph Boam.
Edward Humphreys, 53, died at the scene following the crash almost two years ago.
West Yorkshire Police say the UK-wide criminal network is the largest it has ever disbanded.
Pandeli Dervishi was on the run for two months before driving through a red light in Surrey.
Councillors said the government's national framework left them with no choice but to allow the farm.
Sir Peter Soulsby says he is "determined" to provide an attraction, even if it is not an ice rink.
Police said Wai Sin was part of a group that moved victims from brothel to brothel.
Shoaib Mohammed, 34 and from Sheffield, left the girl alone for hours in hotels, a court hears.
Network Rail say fencing was repaired after the cows were safely escorted off the tracks.
Ministers say they will look again at proposals to redraw Leicestershire's political map.
Murder mystery parties and World War Two-themed events are being planned to boost visitor numbers.
The Independent Comedy Festival confirms 35,000 tickets will be available across 43 venues.
The council says it is the result of rising costs and uncertainty over future funding from government.
Fire officials said the blaze in Lutterworth was caused by a candle being burned near a towel.
Graham Howard had been on trial at Leicester Crown Court accused of the murder of Simon Geary.
Christ the King Food Hub in Beaumont Leys says rising costs mean more people are needing support.