Alia Blackburn

1 month ago | wane.com | Alia Blackburn

FISHERS, Ind. – Georgia Henneberry is no stranger to the “fast life.”As a pit reporter for INDYCAR on FOX, it’s her job to capture the stories and moments involving the world’s fastest drivers. However, in a career where she’s always on the go, Henneberry recently found a lot of beauty in slowing down. “I feel refreshed,” she said. Henneberry, who recently gave birth to her son, Waylon, 3 months ago, is getting back to work and seeing life through a different lens.

1 month ago | fox59.com | Alia Blackburn

FISHERS, Ind. - Georgia Henneberry is no stranger to the "fast life."As a pit reporter for INDYCAR on FOX, it's her job to capture the stories and moments involving the world's fastest drivers. However, in a career where she's always on the go, Henneberry recently found a lot of beauty in slowing down. "I feel refreshed," she said. Henneberry, who recently gave birth to her son, Waylon, 3 months ago, is getting back to work and seeing life through a different lens.

1 month ago | cbs4indy.com | Alia Blackburn

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2 months ago | fox59.com | Alia Blackburn

INDIANAPOLIS - They say every picture tells a story, and for Danyette Smith, hers are a tale of survival. "From having a gun placed to my head and told I would be killed, to currently having plates in my eye. I remember in 2008 just looking up to the ceiling and was like, 'When I get out of this, I'm gonna be who I need," Smith said. "Didn't know who I needed, what I needed, but I knew I needed something to help me break free from what I was in."Smith is a survivor of domestic violence.

2 months ago | cbs4indy.com | Alia Blackburn

INDIANAPOLIS — They say every picture tells a story, and for Danyette Smith, hers are a tale of survival. “From having a gun placed to my head and told I would be killed, to currently having plates in my eye. I remember in 2008 just looking up to the ceiling and was like, ‘When I get out of this, I’m gonna be who I need,” Smith said. “Didn’t know who I needed, what I needed, but I knew I needed something to help me break free from what I was in.”Smith is a survivor of domestic violence.