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Road rage bully who intimidated a female driver when she refused to allow him to push his 4x4 ahead of her car on the M2, is banned from driving.
After a year of cancelled holidays, postponed events and delayed gatherings, what does a third lockdown mean for your exciting 2021 plans?
Politicians in the county have condemned protesters who have stormed the US Capitol in Washington DC.
It would be wrong to encourage officers to march into people’s homes to enforce coronavirus restrictions, a Kent policing boss believes.
A family has issued a heartbreaking appeal for help in finding their six-month-old French Bulldog which they believe was stolen from their garden.
Head teachers have welcomed the move to scrap exams this year but want more details about how teacher grading will work.
People are once again being encouraged to stand on their doorsteps and clap for all the heroes of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Data shows deaths related to Covid-19 rose by 52% in the county in December, as case rates continue to rise and reach 100,000 since start of pandemic.
A £6.5million package has been offered by KCC to authorities in some areas of the county to recycle more black bin bag waste.
Kent County Council has proposed a 5% rise in council tax as it plans its budget for the next financial year.
Pictures show the state of a row of houses one year after a huge fire tore through them, with re-build work due to start soon.
Education secretary Gavin Williamson has announced teacher assessment will replace GCSE, AS and A-Level exams.
A shopping centre is now home to a plasma donation centre that will help in the fight against Covid-19.
Children in Kent could get another day to sit the Medway Test this year after a council proposed changes to the grammar school admissions scheme.
Firefighters have urged people to ditch hoarding habits after three people were taken to hospital following a fire at a cluttered flat.
An education expert says the government should adopt the predicted assessed grades system for pupils who were due to take exams later this year.
A grandmother is struggling to comprehend the huge boost to her bank balance after she scooped a huge £50,000 prize in the postcode lottery.
A resident has died and staff have tested positive for Covid at a care home.
A former Kent teacher found dead on an Indian Ocean island in 2011 was murdered, an inquest has ruled.
Snowfall overnight has led to a safety warning for those taking to the county's roads as increasingly wet and cold conditions take hold.
Several routes have flooded after the Environment Agency issued flood alerts for parts of Kent.
Drivers face delays on the roads after a car broke down in a tailback caused by an earlier crash.
A crash, involving two vehicles, caused delays for drivers on the M2.
The harsh winter weather looks to make the third lockdown the most difficult we've had to endure.
A farmer and his son say super Covid drive-thru centres are needed to deliver the vaccine and have offered to help build one.
An ambitious plan for almost 1,000 student flats has divided opinion - critics say it's not needed, while those backing it say it's a 'godsend'.
Last year a KM reporter decided to give Veganuary a go - a year on and he's still on it.
It is essential we all do everything we can to help beat the virus, so here is a guide about what you need to know about testing and the vaccine.
The boss of Britain's oldest brewer is offering his pubs to the government to be used as venues for the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
Burger chain McDonald's says it will temporarily close its walk-in and dine-in branches in light of the start of the third national lockdown.
