The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain as heavy downpours are expected to hit the county.

Pupils and parents will receive the results of the Kent Test today, as figures show the percentage of children who passed rose this year.

This half-term could be the time to venture further afield in the county and try some of these fun-filled soft play centres.

Nearly 70,000 Kent motorists have amassed millions in ULEZ charges for driving in the emissions zone in the year up until its latest expansion.

Violence and persistent bad behaviour have resulted in a surge in the number of children being ousted from schools.

We’ve taken a look at 23 dogs up for adoption and searching for a family to give them the love they deserve.

The county’s police commissioner has condemned the ‘glorification’ of Hamas terrorist attacks amid a rise in hate crimes against the Jewish community.

A yellow weather warning for rain is in place for the county, with people being advised to prepare for disruption and possible flooding.

A government-backed scheme aimed at reversing the decline in the county’s natural habitats has drawn support but scepticism remains.

People in Kent still shielding from Covid say they feel “forgotten about” as society has gone back to normal following the pandemic.

As one of the county’s biggest councils pulls the plug on having Christmas lights, others have vowed to keep the “hugely beneficial” displays.

Eleven projects aimed at preventing suicide, reducing self-harm and saving lives are being announced as a way of marking World Mental Health Day.

We take a look back at some of the most fascinating archaeological discoveries in Kent found, quite literally, beneath our feet.

We spoke to people in the smoking capital of Kent about the Prime Minister’s plans to phase out the sale of cigarettes.

Our man who pays by notes and coins as a first choice took the challenge of going cashless for a week – but could he conquer RingGo?

A campaigner says local authorities should have created more sites for Kent’s Gypsy, Roma and Traveller population.

A polling prediction website says the number of Labour MPs in Kent will rise after the next general election, with tactical voting likely.

As asking prices are slashed across the county, we look at why the property market may have peaked in parts of Kent.

The cost of providing temporary accommodation in Kent has doubled – but a leading councillor admits some people still end up “in squalor”.

This week, KentOnline is shining a spotlight on the county’s housing crisis – as councils struggle to hit government targets.