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A three-year-old pup has been dubbed a 'superhero' after saving her owner from an electrical fire.
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A burst pipe that saw water running down a road through the middle of a village for at least 10 days has finally been fixed.
A pensioner has been granted a lifelong wish in memory of her brother.
Work has started on merging a DIY store with a well-known supermarket branch.
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A scheme which aims to celebrate and reward local unsung heroes is back again for its third year.
Thousands of pupils across Kent will receive their GCSE results today.
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A group marched through a Kent high street to rally against plans to close almost 1,000 rail ticket offices.
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Crowds thronged a town centre at the weekend for a colourful celebration of diversity.
Party entertainers brought princess magic to a high street with a parade for children.
A town centre bar is hosting a 'pawfect' pop-up event for sausage dog owners and lovers.
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A husband and wife who were both diagnosed with cancer have now both beaten the disease and celebrated by jointly ringing an end-of-treatment bell.
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Firefighters have been called to land which is on fire for the seventh time in one month.
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A monument which is made up of more than 100,000 confiscated knives is returning to Kent.
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Thousands of teenagers across Kent will receive their grades today after becoming the first to sit exams since 2019.
A Kent town has been named the next place to receive a multi-million pound investment in full fibre broadband.
The popular gift and tech retailer Menkind has opened its second store in Kent.
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A delivery van became the latest vehicle to fall foul of a notorious pinch-point after the driver misjudged how wide it was.
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A well-known food store has opened up at a Kent retail park.
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A woman has been charged with assault after allegedly biting a constable's hand while being detained.
A senior nurse has described the problems medics face when choosing to transfer terminally-ill people from hospitals to hospices.
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