Melissa Crash

1 month ago | fox59.com | Melissa Crash

WESTFIELD, Ind. - There's a local company working to keep us safe on the roads, whether you drive a car, semi, school bus, or ride in one. We sent our Melissa Crash to see why it's the only crash test facility of its kind in the world and it's right in our backyard. Along 191 st Street in Westfield, if you think this looks like a normal office building - think again. The Center for Advanced Product Evaluation, also known as CAPE on the IMMI campus is making vehicles stronger and safer.

1 month ago | cbs4indy.com | Melissa Crash

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Oct 25, 2024 | fox59.com | Melissa Crash

INDIANAPOLIS - We're going one-on-one with the man whose voice you've probably listened to on game day. Colts' fans tune in to hear Matt Taylor's radio play-by-play each week. But there's much more to the job than you think. So, we went to get a behind-the-scenes look, at what it takes to be "The Voice of the Colts."You could say Taylor's office has quite the view.

Oct 14, 2024 | cbs4indy.com | Melissa Crash

INDIANAPOLIS — The second season of “Tracker” premiered on Sunday on CBS. The show centers on Colter Shaw, a trusted lone-wolf survivalist who, driven by the troubles of his past, uses his instincts to find the missing and collect rewards. CBS4 Anchor Melissa Crash spoke with Justin Hartley, the actor who plays Shaw, about the show’s second season. “Tracker” moves to its regular timeslot beginning at 8 p.m. on Nov. 3. It can be seen on CBS as well as Paramount Plus.

Aug 12, 2024 | fox59.com | Melissa Crash

INDIANAPOLIS - A trailblazer in the construction of I-69 remembered as a fierce advocate, long before plans became reality. "I got to drive on the new interstate, I was one of the first people to drive on it, "said Kurt Darling, "It took me back, because my grandfather made this his life's work."James Newland passed away in 2012. He made it his life's work to lobby for the interstate's creation. As a reporter, Newland forged relationships with lawmakers and leaders who could make it happen.