In today's podcast, find out why a mum from Deal is urging police to treat her son's death as suspicious.

In today's podcast, the mum of a 13-year-old who's been out of school for almost a year says it's affecting his mental health.

In today's podcast, hear from the owner of a popular Rochester bar who says he's been left despondent after being served with a noise abatement order.

In today's podcast, hear from our reporter who's been at an inquest into the deaths of four people from the same family who died in a crash.

In today's podcast, following the invasion by Russia, we ask whether it's Kent's responsibility to take in refugees from Ukraine.

In today's podcast, find out which bike maker could move its global HQ to Ashford, plus we have details on why a Kent PC has been sacked.

In today's podcast, hear from a man living on a new-build estate in Ashford who's angry that his home was damaged in Storm Eunice.

In today's podcast, hear from the parents of a Dartford man who was stabbed to death in Ayia Napa in 2016 as they continue to fight for justice.

In today's podcast, hear the moment traveller families confronted council officers who began tearing down the site where they live.

In today's podcast, hear from the energy minister and a woman left without power over the weekend after Storm Eunice battered Kent.

In today's podcast, we look at the impact of Storm Eunice in Kent, with lorries blown over and public transport cancellations.

In today's podcast, we look ahead as Storm Eunice makes its way towards Kent.

A Herne Bay mum is urging women to get their smear test, after cervical cancer left her unable to have any more children.

In today's podcast, hear from a Kent shop owner who says she’s outraged after her store was targeted for a fifth time.

A man who fractured his victims ribs in an attack with golf clubs before stabbing him in the face has been convicted.

In today's podcast, hear about the latest spate of attacks in the town dubbed the 'catapult capital' of Kent.

In today's podcast, hear from Howletts and Port Lympne owner Damian Aspinall on why he'd like zoos to close and his plans to re-wild elephants.

In today's podcast, find out why mourners have been told they can't leave items like teddy bears, candles and even Remembrance poppies on graves.

In today's podcast, find out why street traders in Canterbury fear they could lose their pitches by the end of the year.

In today's podcast, the sister of a man serving life for murders he says he didn't commit hopes a confession from a serial killer will see him freed.