The 'Christmas star' will be seen for the first time in 800 years this winter.

A council has decided to take on the Environment Agency in a last-ditch bid to save cliffs which keep falling into the sea.

A father who raised £100,000 for his "last hope" cancer treatment in Israel will fly out this week after getting the green light from doctors.

The landing site of a rocket launched during an attack on Britain during the Second World War is to be excavated by archaeologists.

Tributes have flooded social media for a mum whose last ditch cancer treatment was not available because of coronavirus.

Government ministers have applauded Kent's efforts to boost broadband connection.

A Kent university has revealed data was stolen by an unknown cybercriminal.

New documentaries produced by the TV channel are taking audiences inside the labs where cutting edge research is being done to save and improve lives.

A petition has been launched lobbying authorities to stand firmer against suspected illegal shellfish harvesting to protect coastal habitats.

Europe's biggest land mammals will be free to roam a 2,500 acre conservation area in Kent as part of a ground-breaking project to boost biodiversity.

With many scientists urging people to wear facemasks, our KMTV reporter has taken on her own experiment and the results are remarkable.

Swarms of flying ants have been spotted in streets and gardens across the south - but when will they emerge in Kent?

Why do fossil-hunters from all over the world converge on Kent to trawl through a shingle beach? We discover the draw of a prehistoric island.

A huge solar power farm has caused outrage from residents, and sparked an opposition campaign.

Scientists working in the same labs where Viagra was discovered say they have found a molecule which can treat coronavirus.

A two-mile-long asteroid classified by astronomers as "potentially hazardous" is set to become the largest to pass earth this year.

A report on how a council will tackle the climate emergency will be discussed at a meeting this evening.

There will be no shortage of strange lights in the sky over the next few days, from the Lyrid meteor shower to the new Space X project.

People across Kent are turning to technology in the fight to ensure NHS personnel have the protective equipment to keep them safe - here's how.

The county has a rich history of generating energy, but how much do you know about its power plants?