9/11 Remembrance: Massachusetts marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, with stories and ceremonies recalling the hijackings, the destruction at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and the lasting impact on Boston-area life and travel. Public Safety Probe: Oak Bluffs police and Massachusetts State Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault reported to have occurred at the state police barracks on Martha’s Vineyard, with separate local and internal inquiries underway. Courtroom Fight: A judge extended a freeze on chef Barbara Lynch’s bank accounts in the city’s tax lawsuit, with prosecutors saying they don’t know where money from property and liquor-license sales went. Criminal Justice: In the Lindsay Clancy case, her defense is seeking an outright not-guilty finding after a mistrial, while jurors publicly said they felt they “let down Lindsay.” Massachusetts Crime: Police say a suspect wanted in a Long Island stabbing was shot and killed in Erving after refusing commands to drop a weapon. Invasive Species: Worcester officials and state experts warned residents about spotted lanternflies, saying the focus is managing the pest, not eradicating it. Local Schools: Shrewsbury High is 55% over capacity and the district is weighing expansion or renovation, while Leominster is set to begin construction on a new elementary school. State Politics: Gov. Maura Healey and Republican nominee Mike Minogue clashed on the campaign trail, trading plans for spending and public safety.