A mischievous cocker spaniel had to be rescued by specialist crews after running into a stormwater sewer and getting lost in the system.

Dazzling photos show residents across the county being treated to spectacular thunderstorms and lit-up purple skies.

A Kent man has been arrested in Ethiopia and held in prison overnight, according to an animal rights group.

A 600-year-old pub which was once one of Kent’s longest-running establishments has gone up for sale.

In an exclusive interview with KentOnline, model Mia Khalifa reveals her love for the county - from Whitstable’s oysters to her ‘witch’ in Margate.

Wasteland once dubbed a “scar on the landscape” deemed unsuitable for a large housing estate has hit the market for £5m.

Students who started stick fighting two years ago have become some of the best in the country making Team GB for the world championships.

A new crime drama filmed in Kent starring Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner is to hit TV screens.

Footage captures the embarrassing moment a biker loses control and crashes while performing a wheelie along a busy town centre road.

As football fans across Kent prepare for this weekend’s final, we look back at forgotten tales from when England lifted the World Cup in 1966.

As England lines up for an historic Euro final we speak to Kent people with ties to our opponents Spain to see where their loyalty stands.

Is football really about to come home at long last? Get yourself in the mood with these classic songs ahead of England’s big game.

A new shop labelled as an “Emporium of Folk Curiosities” and run by a witch is set to open in a town centre.

We try the county’s first interactive electric karting track dubbed as a real-life video game.

A woman who was caught on camera dumping a bag of dog poo in the road on repeated occasions has been urged to “put it in the bin”.

Film crews behind a hit Channel 4 comedy descended on the Kent coast to shoot scenes for its latest season.

Archaeologists are finding out more about prehistoric life in Kent at one of the country’s largest burial grounds even older than Stonehenge.

A group of volunteers have crocheted, knitted and sewn a series of novelty knits to mark a charity trust’s anniversary celebrations.

A three-year-old boy has taken a novel approach to the persistent disruption caused by his grandparent’s street flooding.

Rather than whiling away his time swigging pints at the pub, this student has dropped out of uni to run a village inn.