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Pressure is mounting on the government to offer a lending hand to hundreds of businesses that are "slipping through the funding net" during lockdown.
A sheep farmer is urging dog owners to keep their animals under control after an attack on her lambs.
A police chopper and dogs unit scoured for one of Kent's most wanted after receiving intelligence that he had been spotted.
A grandad had to call his wife and tell her he was being put into a coma - just an hour after being rushed to hospital with Covid-19 symptoms.
Ian Stokes had to make do with the Wincheap Industrial Estate instead of The Mall during his weekend marathon challenge.
Popular American burger chain Five Guys has reopened some of its Kent branches.
Toxic caterpillars are on the march across Kent - with several sightings of the hairy critters across the county.
Kent cricketing twins Julius and Fabian Cowdrey haven’t wasted their time in lockdown.
Police have stepped up their investigation into an early morning arson attack at a car wash.
People are still flocking to see animals at a wildlife park despite lockdown restrictions - with reports of some visitors defecating in nearby fields.
Wine, meat and sweets are among the range of items available for residents in one area of Kent eligible for M&S delivery service.
An invasion of toxic caterpillars has sparked health concerns as they can cause breathing difficulties.
The man behind plans to build a 250-home estate costing £95m has accused those fighting the project of standing in the way of hundreds of jobs.
A charity founder has been targeted by vicious online trolls, after exposing a popular social media star for punching a cub
From a cake made with kidney beans to a tribute to the Tiger King, we look at some of the weird and wonderful lockdown baking across the county.
Plans for an annual ice rink have been scrapped by the council as uncertainty over when the coronavirus pandemic will end continues.
A bid to increase a stadium's concert capacity by 5,000 has sparked opposition from police on safety grounds.
A lottery player in Kent is sitting on a £1 million win - but has just four weeks left to claim the prize.
A man is being hunted by police after a shop worker was racially abused during lockdown shopping hours for the elderly.
Supermarket wars are on the horizon after Aldi agreed to move in to part of a unit occupied by B&Q and just a stone's throw from Lidl and Asda.
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