Catholic Abuse Probe: Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell announced a sweeping investigation into Fall River, Springfield, and Worcester dioceses, finding more than 270 priests and church officials abused nearly 1,000 children over decades. Criminal Justice: In the Lindsay Clancy case, her lawyer argued there’s “no evidence” she killed her three children after a mistrial, while attorneys for a holdout juror said they’ll file a bar complaint against defense counsel. Massachusetts Courts & Law: A Newton woman plans to appeal after the city denied her request to keep her miniature horse, Clover, classifying it as a “large” animal under manure rules. Transportation & Infrastructure: MassDOT has started the procurement process to replace the 91-year-old Sagamore Bridge, a roughly $2.5B Cape Cod Bridges Program phase. Local Transit Fight: Boston and the MBTA hold the final Sept. 30 town hall on the Blue Hill Avenue center-bus lane plan, with opponents planning a protest march. Housing Push: The state’s housing chief says more public assistance is coming for multifamily developers, including $200M in transportation-linked funding tied to new units. Sports (Boston): The Yankees routed the Red Sox 9-0 in Game 1 of the AL Wild Card, with Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice starring; Roman Anthony’s hand injury adds pressure for Game 2. Public Safety Tech: ICE bought $1.3M in Boston Dynamics robot dogs for safety checks, according to a federal contract document.