People can find out about the war heroes who lived on their street thanks to a new database.

"The biggest all-day open-air concert on the south coast" came to Kent in 1991.

For decades, locals believed they lived in a 'dry village' where booze was banned - but just what is the truth?

Dungeness has become a tourist hotspot in the past decade - but thoughtless visitors are ruining the tranquillity for some locals.

Their motto 'Better to die than live a coward' haunts their enemies - but why are Gurkha soldiers so tough?

We recall the time thousands attended Kent's Festival of Europe, complete with celebs and lookalike politicians.

We take a dive into the archives to look back at the changing face of a Kent airport, and what's in store for its future.

The man behind the UK's cold case review strategy explains how unsolved crimes are investigated, what police look for and if they'll ever be cracked.

Find out what happens when we invest in cryptocurrency and why it may not be too late to win big...or lose it all.

In the fourth of our alternate history features, a historian predicts how the county would have played a major royal role if Anne Boleyn had lived.

Shocking video footage shows how a restaurant engulfed by flames after its owner drove a car into it collapsed as firefighters ran for their lives.

The brutal murder of a woman whose body was dumped in a churchyard remains a mystery more than 30 years later.

From China to the US and then Kent, we look back at one airman's remarkable effort to return home during the First World War.

From life-saving drug discovery to 6G technology, our county has its fair share of people striving to make the planet a better place.

From IRA bombs to ferry disasters, a Papal visit and shots fired at the Queen, Kent was at the heart of some of the 1980s' biggest stories.

A blast that destroyed a house brought back memories of previous explosions across Kent, including one in the same town in 2015.

A former soldier recalls 'taxi dancers', spicy food and nights out while serving his country in Singapore in the 1950s.

In the latest of our What If series of articles, a historian has imagined a very different Britain if the Roman invasion of Kent had never happened.

Eighty years as Britain went to war with Germany a new group formed with the sole purpose of training young men to protect their country.

A successful art school has existed in a Kent town for 130 years but as plans to close it are announced, we take a look back at its illustrious past.