The Ian Alert was named after a 9-year-old who went missing in Covington and was found dead in the Ohio River.

Named after 9-year-old Ian Sousis, the new Ian Alert system in Kentucky is designed to quickly locate missing children with ...

A new alert designed to help save the lives of children with autism is now in effect in Kentucky. The alert is called an Ian ...

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.

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

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

The IAN Alert system was created to quickly locate missing vulnerable children, such as those with autism, and was activated when 5-year-old Silas Chearer went missing but was unfortunately found ...

The child was reported missing in Cub Run, Kentucky Tuesday morning, but was found about 30 minutes after the alert was ...

Ian Alerts are new to the Bluegrass State. The alert notifies the public when a child with autism or other disabilities goes missing and could be in danger.

Kentucky State Police have offered condolences on the death of a 5-year-old, whose absence earlier triggered an IAN alert.

It’s named for Ian Sousis, a 9-year-old boy who had autism. He ran away from the Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky and drowned in the Ohio River on June 4, 2022.