The Week In News For The Birmingham Metro: April 2-6

BIRMINGHAM, AL - The week of April 2 began with a threat of another severe storm system coming through the state. Luckily, the storm system slowed by the time it reached the state and instead of possible tornadoes, the entire state received significant rainfall. The week's news makers included a new business offering a much-anticipated service for Birmingham, LeBron James having a problem with Nick Saban, a couple of arrests - including a state lawmaker - and a local television station involved in running a controversial public service message.

Here were some of the top stories of the week:

Alabama Lawmaker, GOP Leader And Health Care CEO Arrested By FBI

Alabama lawmaker Jack Williams, who is running for Jefferson County Commission, was arrested Monday along with Alabama GOP Chairman Marty Connors and Trina Healthcare CEO Ford Gilbert for their alleged involvement in a bribery case.

LeBron James Says University Of Alabama Infringed On His Copyrights

Basketball star LeBron James feels a new promo by the University of Alabama was stolen from his spot on an ESPN web show.

Company Opens In Birmingham Offering Shuttle Service To Atlanta Airport

A new shuttle service began operations in Birmingham this week that will take passengers from Birmingham to the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and back.

ABC 33/40 Among Dozens That Aired Sinclair's Media-Bashing Script

Birmingham's local ABC affiliate, WABM, was one of dozens of Sinclair stations across the country that aired a controversial ad.

Former Alabama Corrections Officer Charged With Sexual Assault

A former Alabama state correctional officer has been arrested on multiple charges stemming from an alleged sexual assault that occurred more than two years ago in Fulton County, Georgia.

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