The sketch comedy legend turned action star Bob Odenkirk brought a sneak peek of his new movie Normal to the Normal Theater on Thursday for a sold-out crowd. The Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul actor introduced the film and answered questions after the screening, alongside frequent collaborator and Normal screenwriter Derek Kolstad.

The sketch comedy legend turned action star Bob Odenkirk brought a sneak peek of his new movie Normal to the Normal Theater on Thursday for a sold-out crowd.&nbsp;The Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul actor introduced the film and answered questions after the screening, alongside frequent collaborator and Normal screenwriter Derek Kolstad.

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At Normal Theater, Bob Odenkirk explains why his new movie borrowed the name 'Normal'

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Few college basketball teams are still playing in April. Illinois State University is one of only two institutions that can boast that it had both of its programs playing in the national semifinals. Connecticut, whose teams advanced to the NCAA Final Fours this weekend, is the other. While the ISU men bowed out of the semifinals of the NIT on Thursday, the Redbird women look to become just the third national champion in ISU athletics history, following the 1969 Division II baseball title and last season’s College Basketball Invitational Championship for the men.

Few college basketball teams are still playing in April.&nbsp;Illinois State University is one of only two institutions that can boast that it had both of its programs playing in the national semifinals. Connecticut, whose teams advanced to the NCAA Final Fours this weekend, is the other.&nbsp;While the ISU men bowed out of the semifinals of the NIT on Thursday, the Redbird women look to become just the third national champion in ISU athletics history, following the 1969 Division II baseball title and last season&rsquo;s College Basketball Invitational Championship for the men.

Redbird women look to continue historic run for ISU hoops teams

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The Catholic Diocese of Peoria has seen a recent jump in attendance in its parishes. Bishop Louis Tylka said the number of people participating in first communion and confirmation ceremonies at this year's Easter Vigil has doubled, and overall attendance has also significantly increased.

The Catholic Diocese of Peoria has seen a recent jump in attendance in its parishes.&nbsp;Bishop Louis Tylka said the number of people participating in first communion and confirmation ceremonies at this year's Easter Vigil has doubled, and overall attendance has also significantly increased.

Catholic Diocese of Peoria sees increased attendance amid reorganization of the church

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Illinois House lawmakers have passed an insurance bill to regulate rate increases for home and auto insurance. It now goes to the Senate for a final vote. The bill requires that insurance companies disclose rate increases 60 days before they do it, and will allow the Illinois Department of Insurance to deny any rate increase if it finds it exorbitant and order the insurer to rebate customers.

Illinois House lawmakers have passed an insurance bill to regulate rate increases for home and auto insurance. It now goes to the Senate for a final vote.&nbsp;The bill requires that insurance companies disclose rate increases 60 days before they do it, and will allow the Illinois Department of Insurance to deny any rate increase if it finds it exorbitant and order the insurer to rebate customers.

State Rep. Sharon Chung and the insurance industry oppose new rate regulation bill

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At Normal Theater, Bob Odenkirk explains why his new movie borrowed the name 'Normal'

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