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Hospitals in Kent reported an additional 50 deaths yesterday - the highest figure in the pandemic.
EXCLUSIVE: Almost one in three people in Kent could have already had coronavirus, scientists have estimated.
Investigators found the former owner of a Chinese takeaway hid sales since he opened the business.
A head teacher in the county has defended its decision to ask teachers to complete remote learning from the school's grounds.
Come rain or shine, a pensioner gets up at 6am every morning to get on his bike and deliver the news to his fellow villagers.
A council is trying to limit the impact of fireworks on animals and has agreed to some measures in line with a national campaign run by the RSPCA.
Residents clubbed together to bid farewell to a much loved delivery driver as he approaches his final rounds and returns home to South America.
A heartbroken mum has revealed the devastating news her nine-year-old daughter's cancer is back and spread through her body.
Angry residents say their houses are shaking as HGV drivers try to find a new Brexit lorry park close to the M20.
A pink-gloved car thief is being hunted by police after a spate of incidents saw seven cars targeted across one town.
While thousands still wait for a vaccination date, others are missing their appointments.
A yellow weather warning for ice has been issued for parts of the county, which could lead to difficult travel conditions.
An angry mum says struggling families should not have to pay for their children's travel when schools have been closed.
A members only cocktail bar, live music and a record shop are among the ambitious plans for a former Pizza Express.
A couple who found happiness with each other after tragedy and the fear coronavirus would claim a life, got married hours before the new lockdown.
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.
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