A driver fled the scene of a crash after their car hit a telegraph pole following a late night crash forcing the road to be shut.

An investigation has been launched after classified defence documents detailing the Navy's passage through Ukrainian waters were found at a bus stop.

An online appeal by KentOnline and our sister title the Kentish Gazette was launched just three days ago.

A graveyard being revamped after laying neglected hides the stories of thousands of people who were treated at a nearby asylum.

Residents living next to a building site have no respite from the noise and mess where developers are using the site on Sundays and public holidays.

A guitar maker to the stars says new Brexit trade rules are creating a major headache for his business.

A group of three friends are hoping to raise enough money to buy a village pub and save it from being turned into a home.

KentOnline's political editor Paul Francis on the health secretary's decision to resign.

Police had appealed for help in tracking down the man.

Customs chiefs stopped the lorry at Dover and found hundreds of thousands of cigarettes and almost two tonnes of tobacco.

Police are carrying out house-to-house enquiries following an attack on Friday night.

Here's the details of everywhere you can spot the iconic airship as it marks its return to the country after a decade long absence.

Police say a suspicious fire which gutted the ground floor of a disused pub is being linked to an assault in the area at the same time.

Drivers are facing long delays after a crash involving a car and a lorry closed part of the Dartford Tunnel.

Firefighters and police were called to the scene of a building fire, with crews spending more than seven hours tackling the flames.

An attraction billed as the country's fastest and longest zipline is set to open to the public after a short series of delays.

There are fears a deadly plant growing "like a wildfire" at the side of a busy road could soon invade gardens if urgent action is not taken.

Reworked plans to get a long-awaited relief road approved have been submitted following a shock rejection by county councillors.

As the county salutes serving and veteran troops for Armed Forces Day, one says companies should not turn their back on the ex-personnel.

Some of the county's major roads are set to be improved as part of a huge £142 million investment across the south east.