KSP spokesperson Katan Parker said Silas Shearer, 5, of Cub Run, was last seen walking away from his Hart County home at ...

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 ...

The IAN Alert was named for Ian Sousis, a northern Kentucky boy with autism who escaped a children's home. He was found after ...

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

Kentucky's first-ever Ian Alert went out Tuesday when a 5-year-old from Hart County went missing. The new alert system is ...

The IAN Alert, which notifies people when a child with an intellectual disability or mental illness is missing or endangered, ...

Ian Alerts are used when children under the age of 18 with autism or mental illness go missing and may be in danger.

An IAN Alert was issued in Kentucky on Tuesday for a missing 5-year-old boy, and now troopers say he has been found dead.

Wednesday morning, Hart County Coroner Tony Roberts confirmed that Silas’s cause of death was consistent with drowning. Roberts said they are awaiting toxicology results to make a final ruling, which ...

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

The alert is named after Ian Sousis, an autistic child whose body was found in the Ohio River after he was reported missing from the Northern Kentucky Children's Home in Covington in 2022.

KSP Trooper Katan Parker clarified that no foul play is suspected, and he will not release where the boy was found at his family's request. "At this moment, we're not gonna press them for anything. We ...