'Divorce Court' drama, 'Cop City' ≠ 'Clean Water'

So we've been waiting (and waiting) for Fani Willis to respond to those 'salacious' allegations a Trump co-defendant's attorney dropped last week, and whew, today we got a (filed) response. First, it turns out Nathan Wade's marriage is coming apart because his wife (not he, with Fani) had strayed from the marriage. Bomb. Shell. Okay, so that answers to Fani needing (she doesn't) to testify in their divorce, but it still leaves unanswered the question "was there a romantic relationship?" No evidence, yet, but a date's been set for everyone to find out. There's also some pretty nasty e-mail exchanges between Trump attorneys and the D.A.'s office (and herself), according to the New York Times. Accusations of racism came up. Yikes. The family of a deceased church deacon felled by Atlanta Police activity launched a suit today ... one that might've been unnecessary had the city offered to settle - which they didn't. Meanwhile, just eight days after some solid rain drenched metro Atlanta, flooding roads and property surrounding the future Atlanta Public Safety Training Facility ("Cop City"), a federal judge dismissed a local environmental group's attempt to pause construction because of runoff affecting Entrenchment Creek negatively. Make that make sense. There's also the new revelation that the facility's price tag has ballooned A G A I N. Oh, and on the one-year anniversary of the death of 'Tortugita,' a local NPR radio station unearthed personnel files of the state troopers involved in the fatal shooting. It's not a good look.