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A ports boss has pleaded for millions more in funding as Kent's roads are thrown into chaos again.
Bosses at discount supermarket chain Aldi, are extremely concerned about plans to allow customers of a proposed terrace of shops to use its car park.
The first episode in a new series revealing how University of Kent staff and students have responded to the pandemic will soon be airing on KMTV.
A judge presiding over a case involving two children has said it's "entirely inexcusable" that they have had to wait for four years for justice.
A publican says nothing can dampen a village’s seasonal spirit, despite Scrooge-like council bosses ordering the removal of several Christmas trees.
The owners of light aircraft are being ejected from an airfield they have called home for decades.
Kent is facing even more drastic Covid restrictions if the infection rate in the county cannot be brought under control.
A man who dragged a young woman into bushes and attacked her has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
The Home Office has granted Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner flexibility to rise council tax to help pay for more officers.
The woman at the helm of a mental health trust has apologised after emailing a note from a staff member who took their own life to 3,500 employees.
Drivers were warned to expect delays after a multi-vehicle crash shut a major road through Kent.
Health bosses have said the vaccine roll out will take time to make it to all 1.8 million residents in Kent.
Kent's biggest theatre has announced it is pushing its pantomime back until next month as Kent remains under stringent coronavirus restrictions.
The victim of a professional con has warned others to be vigilant after the theft of his £8,500 Rolex watch.
A thief who targeted three homes in one night has been jailed after doorbell security cameras found placed him at the scene trying to break in.
A father preparing to spend his first Christmas without his son has created a festive tribute to his 'kind-hearted' boy.
In a stark warning for the county the Health Secretary has instructed Kent residents to act as if they have the virus so as not to infect others.
Rates continue to rise across the county - with two areas among the highest nationally as they exceed 700 cases per 100,000 people.
A performance of Jack and the Beanstalk has been cancelled at short notice as Kent remains in Tier 3.
People living near a traveller site fear being called a bigot if they speak out against its illegal expansion, a councillor believes.
These are the rules people in Kent must continue to follow as the county remains in Tier 3.
Warnings about switching to video games instead of playing board games this Christmas by a council have been branded "nonsense" by angry residents.
Watch the moment police raid a warehouse and arrest two men for cultivating cannabis.
A radio presenter has told how he feared he was going blind - only to discover he had suffered a life-threatening stroke.
A Britain's Got Talent judge has sent his thanks and best wishes to a Kent School.
Drivers attempting to cross the Channel are experiencing long delays once again.
The heartbroken family of a "creative and talented" schoolboy have paid a touching tribute after he was found dead in woodland.
A victim of domestic abuse has bravely spoken out about her experiences in the hope it will inspire others to flee their controlling partners.
A 'noisy neighbour' has hit back at his local authority with the backing of his neighbours after being handed a hefty fine for playing music.
Beach hut owners have hit out at a council's bid to 'cram in' 20 more shelters at a popular seafront spot.
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