“When Rick Mueller called me, who’s the GM here with the Renegades, and told me they were going to pick me up as one of their quarterbacks, I was super excited. Just happy to be playing again,” Plitt said.
The School of Art’s annual art exhibit displays the artwork created by students during the past year. Different forms of art are featured like photography, ceramics, painting and drawing.
“I can tell you pretty clearly what sets us apart. From the crust, to the cheese, we have the absolute finest ingredients. We did not spare a penny on that, and that’s something we’re staying very firm [with],” Bell said.
Weather Forecaster Jack Van Meter is tracking showers and unseasonably warm temperatures
Rain and windy conditions are on the way for Wednesday.
This was one of the many chants ringing through the statehouse before lawmakers arrived Monday.
“This month is especially special because it is Black history month, so we fill this whole month up with weekly events for all students to come freely,” Byrdsong said.
“I felt pretty good about it. I know I have more in the tank, I know I have more to give and I am going to keep working,” Ruthberg said.
Weather Forecaster Hunter Luzadder has the latest on warmer temperatures and rain for your week.
Following a big drop in subscription in 2022, Netflix looks to making change within the company and subscription count.
Weather Forecaster Eric Segbor is tracking milder temperatures and sunshine for your weekend.
“He was just all about helping people in one way or another. If he saw someone that needed help and he was able to provide something to help them, then he would do that,” Landers said.
“We’re definitely quicker as a team, so I think that’s going to help us in March. If we just keep playing together, we’ll do great things and hopefully win a sectional title,” senior guard, Blake Jones said.
Weather Forecaster Noah Gordon is tracking a brief cooldown before warmer, spring-like temperatures and increased rain chances return next week.
“We want to talk to the university and really voice the opinion that this is something that can really help Ball State,” Perry said.
“He’s the hardest worker in the room and it’s been that way all summer,” Bradley said. “I’m not surprised at all that he qualified for state.”
"I got my start here at ball state in the fall of 1983 and wasn't sure where my game was going to go,” Orlando said. “I was fortunate enough to play for Coach Richards who is a great developmental coach."
He says one project he is passionate for is by the name of “Beneficence Swipes.”
NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Ryan Hill is tracking some potential severe weather tomorrow along with a big change after in his full forecast!
Through the VITA program, you can upload your information and they will file your taxes for you, or you can file your taxes by yourself through VITA and have volunteers at your assistance to guide you through it.
