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A keen-eyed visitor to the coast spotted what appears to a common dolphin swimming close the harbour.
The owner of a dog who collapsed and is unable to walk has spent thousands to return her to good health - despite it being a common canine condition.
Hundreds of motorists including a mum and her five-year-old child have been trapped in their cars for hours due to lane closures in a town centre.
Police and paramedics have been called to a railway station following concerns for the wellbeing of a teenage girl.
Scores of people have taken to the streets to protest the feared closure of a historic town library.
A community fridge stocked with food donated by supermarkets has been launched to help families struggling in the cost-of-living crisis.
A spurned lover posted a picture of his former partner's bottom on Facebook after they split up and he was forced to move in with his son.
A developer has had his plans to turn a long-empty village pub into a home rejected, despite arguing it is no longer viable as a business.
Any fool will tell you not to believe everything you read on April 1, and yet thousands have been duped over the years.
The Labour party leader said he wanted to build a better Kent as he visited the county ahead of upcoming local elections.
A 28-year-old man has been arrested after a coffee shop window was smashed following reports of a town centre fight with up to 10 men.
Several flood alerts have been issued across the county as a result of heavy rain.
Schoolchildren have been left without food and passengers stuck on coaches for hours as delays at Dover continue into a second day.
A youth hub will boast an impressive range of activities, including a virtual reality gaming zone, if given the go-ahead in 'much-needed' plans.
A father is calling for a new pedestrian crossing to be installed on a busy junction after spotting a number of near-misses.
A toddler's life has been saved thanks to a £1.8m super drug, but his family is struggling to meet the ongoing cost of his care.
A gas engineer who attacked and kidnapped a rough sleeper - by ordering him into the back of a Transit van - has avoided jail.
Brexit, staffing problems and red tape have caused the demise of a popular tapas restsaurant chain, says its owner.
Here's just some of the criminals including thugs, thieves, drug dealers, killers and perverts who were locked up last month.
Were things really cheaper back in the day? From football stickers to petrol, fags and gig tickets, our columnist takes a look back.
The Children's Awards throws a great bash for finalists and their guests but it can't be a success without your nominations to get the party started.
There are reports of long delays at the Port of Dover for coach passengers – with school children waiting for hours without food.
Police were called to reports of disorder at a shopping centre where a group of youths were reportedly behaving in an anti-social manner.
A shop aiming to make it easier for customers to reduce their environmental impact has launched.
A listener has scooped the jackpot on kmfm's Thousand Pound Friday for the second time – making him the first person to win it twice.
A young boy has been appointed as a Young Ambassador for an air ambulance charity that responded to more than 3,000 incidents last year.
A man has been arrested after police stopped a van they believed to have a false number plate – and then found a stolen dumper inside.
Emergency services are on the scene of a crash and there are delays of 30 minutes this evening.
A man who repeatedly beat and throttled his victim before pressing the blade of an open pair of scissors against her face and arm has been jailed.
A primary school teacher who downloaded extreme pornography involving animals has been banned from the profession.
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