Huge pot with KK and A on flop

I have been playing pretty agressive and raised most flops when i have had a hand. UTG is loose agressive, BB is loose passive nearly always calling the flop. Should i bet the turn or is it better to called the flop and then raise the turn? This is my first posted hand. Have started playing shorthanded just a few months. Sorry i cant make the hand converter work.

$3/$6 Texas Hold'em Pary(6 players)
Hero is in MP with [ K /images/graemlins/diamond.gif K /images/graemlins/club.gif ]
The pot is capped preflop and only the SB folds
** Dealing Flop ** [ T /images/graemlins/diamond.gif, 8 /images/graemlins/spade.gif, A /images/graemlins/heart.gif ]
BB checks.
UTG bets [$3].
EP calls [$3].
MP raises [$6].
LP calls [$6].
BB calls [$6].
UTG calls [$3].
EP calls [$3].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 2 /images/graemlins/heart.gif ]
BB checks.
UTG checks.
EP checks.
MP bets [$6].
LP calls [$6].
BB calls [$6].
UTG folds.
EP calls [$6].
** Dealing River ** [ 9 /images/graemlins/diamond.gif ]
BB checks.
EP checks.
MP checks.
LP checks.
Results in white below
<font color="white"> BB shows [ Ts, 7s ] a pair of tens.
EP doesn't show [ 9s, Qs ] a pair of nines.
MP shows [ Kd, Kc ] a pair of kings.
LP doesn't show [ 6h, 6c ] a pair of sixes.
MP wins $113 from the main pot with a pair of kings. </font>

That hand-history looks a bit messed up... /images/graemlins/confused.gif

[obsidian]

Talk about a soft table. I'm not sure if I could bet that turn or raise the flop.

Well the pot was so big so i thought i had to raise the flop, and i didnt wanted to give any freecard on the turn because the board wasnt that threatening and i think anyone with an ace would bet it right out and not check raise.