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A cabbie has lost his appeal to reinstate his licence after being named the district's “most complained about driver”.
A police officer heard a "cry of anguish" as her colleague was repeatedly stabbed in the head, face and neck by a suspected flasher resisting arrest.
An unusual bird has been spotted along a tree-lined path in a coastal town.
A weather warning is set to be in place for the whole county - with a storm bringing 80mph winds and heavy rain.
An emergency road closure at the site of a former sinkhole has led a bus company to reduce to a “token service.”
A stricken train which came off the tracks and crashed into undergrowth could be removed in the next few days.
A social media star who regularly documents her travels and work as a make-up artist online has spoken of her whirlwind path to internet fame.
A major discount store hoping to attract more shoppers to a high street is set to take root inside a vacant Wilko unit.
A local-led campaign to raise money to get a popular village boozer reopened and save it from demolition has reached Westminster.
We’re giving away a delicious meal for four, including drinks, at your choice of Sheps’ pubs and hotels across Kent, worth £250.
Emergency services are at the scene of huge blaze for a second day as a teenage boy arrested on suspicion of arson remains in custody.
Police are looking for a driver who left the scene of a crash on the M20, which sparked long delays.
Will you find thrillers, festive stories or real-life tales under the Christmas tree? Here’s the best books to gift someone this year.
A man who engaged in sexually explicit chats with someone he believed to be a nine-year-old girl was exposed by online paedophile ‘hunters’.
Householders living at a block of new flats claim they are blighted by a long list of maintenance and security issues despite soaring service charges.
A scheme that would complete the multi-million-pound redevelopment of a former mill is set to go ahead but smells from a creek are causing concerns.
The number of e-scooters being seized by police is rising but in some parts of Kent it remains in single figures.
Hundreds of residents have signed a petition against plans for Kent’s biggest solar farm amid fears the scheme will cause “irreversible damage”.
The owner of a town centre pub branded “dark and dingy” hopes a revamp will help shake off its unflattering reputation.
More than a quarter of jobs at a university could be slashed in a bid to save £20 million, KentOnline can reveal.
A large parcel of land has exchanged hands to allow a “much-loved” primary school to expand and add hundreds of new places.
Former MP Craig Mackinlay has “not discounted” standing for elected mayor in Kent if the government introduces sweeping reforms to local government.
A suspected flasher allegedly tried to kill a police officer by "ferociously and repeatedly" stabbing him with a pair of large scissors.
A university says it is “greatly saddened” by the death of a student whose body was found on its campus.
A Boxing Day swimming event that brings in thousands of spectators has been cancelled because of poor water quality.
The fate of the development of an abandoned Debenhams remains up in the air following a huge fire which has seen firefighters battle flames for hours.
A pub closed because of a leaky roof will reopen next week after its new owners decided the area had lost too many good boozers already.
Thick black plumes of smoke could be seen coming from a road near a roundabout after a van went up in flames.
A pensioner has sounded the alarm after scammers posed as IT professionals and conned him out of £4,000 during one telephone call.
A teenage boy was taken to hospital after a reported hit-and-run near a train station
