At least one person died as Storm Dennis hit the county early in 2020.

Emergency services have recovered two bodies from the sea as Storm Dennis forces its way through the county.

It's the day of romance so we've put together a list of the county's celebrity couples feeling the love this Valentine's Day.

A major wastewater treatment company has appeared in court to faces allegations over thousands of sewage spills, including at Kent plants.

As Storm Ciara passes the Met Office has issued a new yellow wind and rain warning as Kent prepares for Storm Dennis.

The county's police force has been told to slash £9 million from its budget in the next financial year.

A Catholic primary trust has been to reverse an "unworkable" ban on its pupils sitting the Kent Test on school grounds.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning and insists people should expect disruption and delays until the evening.

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Buildings have been closed and car parks flooded as Storm Ciara continues to batter the county.

Huge waves, fallen trees and lost trampolines...we take a look at how Storm Ciara has affected Kent so far.

There will be no visitors to some of Kent's most popular tourist spots today as high winds batter the county.

Drivers are being urged to take extra care on the roads as Storm Ciara continues to batter the county.

High winds are still causing disruption and a section of the M20 has been closed for urgent repairs and two major bridges are also still closed.

As eyes turn to Hollywood for tonight's Oscars, we delve into the much more important topic of 'Kent MPs: What's your favourite film?'

We take a look at the theories behind mysterious moggy stickers appearing on signs across the county.

Here's how secondary schools in Kent have fared as the latest performance tables were released.

A weather warning has been upgraded by the Met Office with winds of up to 80mph due to hit the county.

Crimes are going unreported in Kent because the public has "lost faith" in policing, a report from a watchdog has revealed.

Find out who is on the run from police in Kent and why.