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Arachnophobes in a part of Kent may be sleeping with their lights on after it was named as one of the most vulnerable to spider home invasions.
A dad-of-one and avid drummer is being remembered by his heartbroken family and bandmates after losing a short battle with cancer aged just 52.
Considering the compulsory purchase of a former police station site if development does not proceed has been agreed by councillors.
The trial of three youths accused of using a man to smash their way into a home was halted as the jury considered its verdicts.
A group of teenagers at a secondary school are isolating after a classmate tested positive for Covid-19.
Charities are gaining from the proceeds of metal recycled from a crematorium's ashes.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has published a letter of apology after a damming report by church sex abuse investigators.
A third of Kent's green transport schemes have been scrapped, with residents slamming KCC for being "out of touch" and failing to consult with them.
Bosses at a surgery have said there has been a spike in patients abusing staff over coronavirus rules - and it won't be tolerated.
Plans to transform an historic gunpowder site into a residential complex, creekside cafe and sailing club are continuing to prove unpopular.
There is a county-wide shortage of small, furry pets following lockdown - while a puppy boom has sparked welfare concerns.
There have been coronavirus cases at 51 schools in Kent so far this term - with one head calling for better testing for staff.
The likes of Hannibal Hellmurto and Gary Stretch will not be visiting Kent after the plug was pulled on the Circus of Horrors.
The idea of hosting a marathon in the county that would attract runners from across the globe is among suggestions for rescuing the visitor economy.
Detectives are appealing for information after computer equipment, cash and prescription pads were taken during an overnight burglary.
Villagers have condemned the "small-minded idiots" who vandalised a pub after its boss was convicted for having child abuse videos on his iPhone.
Around 1,800 patients of a failed dermatology provider may have come to harm during their chaotic tenure in Kent.
A man has been jailed after carrying a knife and spitting in an officer's face.
A school says police have been informed after two pupils were threatened by a girl who took a knife to school.
Police and ambulance crews were called to a holiday park where a man in his 60s was pronounced dead.
A selfless teenager has been praised after jumping into a canal to save a baby.
A teen has been charged after three women were tricked into giving out their bank details.
The boss of a bus firm that insists children wear face coverings to and from school says it is justified after a pupil's positive coronavirus test.
A town will get its fourth McDonald's if plans for a new 24-hour restaurant catering for more than 130 people are approved.
A welcome event has been organised to show support for the 400 asylum seekers who have moved into military barracks.
A primary school's kitchen has had to shut after a member of staff tested positive for coronavirus.
Quality reporting during the ongoing pandemic has been championed by The Queen, in a letter released during Journalism Matters week.
Vandals have forced week-long repair works on a public toilet facility after setting fire to loo roll.
Eamonn Harrison, along with three others, will go to trail at the Old Bailey over the death of 39 people found inside a lorry.
Kent Police says it cannot support plans to house a greater number of ex-offenders in a town centre hostel.
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