According to Kentucky State Police, 5-year-old Silas Chearer, of Cub Run, was found dead on Tuesday after he was reported missing.

An "Ian Alert" covers gaps between other alerts and will use the same system as the AMBER Alert. It’s named for Ian Sousis, a ...

The IAN Alert system became active in Kentucky one year ago, named after Ian Sousis, a 9-year-old boy with autism who ran ...

Further details have been released regarding the death of a child in Hart County. On Wednesday, Hart Counter coroner Anthony Roberts confirmed the preliminary cause of death for 5-year-old Silas ...

CUB RUN, Ky. ( FOX 56) — A 5-year-old boy was found dead in Hart County after being reported missing on Tuesday morning.

Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. State troopers issued the alert because Silas had autism and was believed to be in danger. More: Federal lawsuit claims ...

A missing 5-year-old child who prompted an IAN Alert Tuesday has been found dead, according to Kentucky State Police.

A tragic ending, after many tri-staters received an “IAN Alert” on their phone Tuesday morning. The alert was sent out for a missing juvenile, who police ...

Kentucky residents received their first Ian Alert, a new notification system designed to locate missing children with autism ...

A child reported missing out of Hart County on Tuesday has been found dead. On Tuesday, July 15 around 8 a.m., the Kentucky State Police says 5-year-old Silas Chearer was last seen walking away from ...

Many Kentuckians had their cellphones or other mobile devices sound an alert Tuesday morning for an IAN alert involving a ...

In an update, KSP confirmed that Silas Chearer was located deceased after an hours-long search in the Cub Run area. Officials ...