A federal judge allowed a lawsuit against Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis and Maryland to proceed. The woman alleges Lewis ignored warning signs about a deputy who sexually assaulted her on patrol. The ruling does not establish liability. Read more: bit.ly/3UQPXCO 📸: Josh Davis, @baltimoresun

Hereford boys soccer won the Baltimore County boys soccer title Monday, defeating Catonsville 1-0. The Bulls went on the road and used a first-half own goal to take down the Comets.

Overtime wasn't enough to decide the Howard County boys soccer championship, as No. 13 Oakland Mills and No. 7 Reservoir needed penalty kicks to determine Monday's winner. Oakland Mills prevailed, 4-3, in the shootout. 🎥: Vivian Yao, @baltimoresun

The Ravens are adding reinforcements to their secondary in the wake of a knee injury to safety Jaylinn Hawkins. Baltimore signed veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins to its practice squad, coach Jesse Minter and the team said Monday. The move comes after Hawkins was injured in a loss to the Cleveland Browns on Oct. 18. What kind of impact Jenkins can have remains to be seen, but he brings plenty of experience. Read more: bit.ly/4yIgP5M 📸: AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar

Daquan Thomas faces up to five years in prison in the first prosecution under a state law targeting illegal care operations. bit.ly/3UMkJNe

The Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company’s annual Christmas train garden is canceled this year amid a decline in volunteers to build and operate the intricate holiday attraction. For 45 years, volunteers have poured tens of thousands of hours into planning, organizing and building the Dundalk fire station’s train garden each fall, setting up favorite recurring displays and elements with a local twist, like a Key Bridge replica. Read more: bit.ly/4ejdDqf 📸: Baltimore Sun staff

No. 15 Dulaney girls soccer celebrates winning the Baltimore County championship, 2-1, over Perry Hall on Monday. 🎥: Glenn Graham, @baltimoresun

An Owings Mills man was indicted on a felony charge of operating an unlicensed assisted living program in Baltimore. Prosecutors say Daquan Thomas ran Aim to Inspire Care Forever after being denied a license. Authorities relocated residents after the fire marshal declared the property unsafe. Read more: bit.ly/4zYeGEk 📸: Baltimore Sun staff

The new unit will help alleviate ongoing capacity issues and reduce patient wait times, officials said. bit.ly/3W1cGwp

University of Maryland athletics agreed to First Amendment training after calling campus police on two student journalists seeking interviews with football players. The free speech group FIRE will lead the training. Read more: bit.ly/3UiNDnN 📸: Kim Hairston, @baltimoresun

Superstorm Sandy struck Maryland 14 years ago this week, battering the Baltimore area with heavy rain and powerful winds, flooding waterfront communities, toppling trees and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses. It also br... bit.ly/4ipOtHB

No. 9 Glenelg girls soccer beats No. 8 Mt. Hebron, 2-1, to take home the Howard County championship after Glenelg senior midfielder Grace Sung gives the Gladiators the lead back with just over two minutes to play. 🎥: Vivian Yao, @baltimoresun

Maryland interim football coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim received a substantial pay increase upon replacing Mike Locksley, with his annualized compensation rising from $625,000 to $1.045 million, according to a contract amendment obtained through a public records request. If the Terps win three of their final five games, Abdul-Rahim earns a $100,000 bonus. Read more: bit.ly/3UQTK30 📸: Courtesy of Maryland Athletics

The Ravens' struggling pass defense is adding safety Rayshawn Jenkins, hoping he might be able to contribute in coming weeks. bit.ly/4yIgP5M

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson's status for Sunday's game against the Bills is unclear. bit.ly/4iijahT

Under 10 minutes into the second half of Monday's Howard County championship, Mt. Hebron girls soccer senior midfielder Jordan Smith finds the equalizer for The Baltimore Sun's No. 8 team. The goal is just the third No. 9 Glenelg has let up to county opponents. 🎥: Vivian Yao, @baltimoresun

An Owings Mills man faces a felony charge of operating an unlicensed assisted living program in Baltimore after a grand jury indictment. bit.ly/4zYeGEk

Two Eastern Shore lawmakers are calling for stronger safeguards at Maryland nursing homes after months of complaints from Wicomico Nursing Home prompted the county council to establish new oversight of the county-owned facility. Workers and relatives of residents alleged that experienced staff were dismissed or pushed out, staffing levels dropped, and residents faced longer waits for meals and care following administrator Tina Foskey's arrival in April. Democratic Del. Sheree Sample-Hughes, whose mother lives at the home, sponsored legislation requiring state health officials to notify local health departments within 24 hours of opening nursing home investigations involving alleged harm or immediate danger to residents. A new state task force will examine staffing recruitment, retention and training issues, with its first meeting scheduled for Wednesday. Read more: bit.ly/4yMLcbA 📸: Josh Davis, @baltimoresun

A man is in stable condition after being shot in Baltimore’s Mosher neighborhood Monday. Baltimore Police took a person of interest into custody. bit.ly/4zaxrnL

Maryland athletics agreed to First Amendment training after calling campus police on two student journalists seeking interviews with football players. bit.ly/3UiNDnN