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More than 400 Maryland National Guardsmen and their families are learning a hard lesson: not all deployments are equal.
She thought she was going to die and feared it would be "a torturous death." CBS News Chief Foreign Correspondent Lara Logan is breaking her silence, two months after she was sexually assaulted in Egypt.
Hundreds of Maryland National Guardsmen are on their way to the Middle East. They'll be gone from their families for one year.
105.7 The FAN's Mark Zinno checks-in from Iraq and shares some of his daily life & some great pics.
The crisis in Libya is causing oil prices to soar. And in turn, gas prices are skyrocketing.
Egyptians in Maryland are celebrating after Hosni Mubarak stepped down as Egypt's president.
It was not what they wanted to hear. Thousands of Egyptians gathered in Cairo expecting to hear their president announce his resignation. Instead, Hosni Mubarak told them he's not going anywhere yet.
Preventing more chaos in Cairo is the goal as protests in Egypt enter their third week.
Maryland businesses are keeping a close eye on the unrest in Egypt.
The violence in Egypt could put a future exhibit at the Walters Art Museum in jeopardy.
There are more dead in Egypt as violence grows more intense on the streets of Cairo. WJZ has fresh perspective on the chaos from Johns Hopkins University students who just left Egypt.
There's growing concern for the Americans still stuck in Egypt.
The situation in Egypt has gone from chaos to an utter catastrophe. Government stormed the streets, waging battles with anti-government protesters Wednesday.
Students from Johns Hopkins, the University of Maryland and several other schools are back home in the wake of the unrest in Egypt.
It's day eight and protests in Egypt are the largest so far.
Unrest in Egypt. It's day seven of violent protests in the streets. Many Maryland students and university staff members scrambled to get out of the country.
Protesters have filled the street in front of the Egyptian embassy in Washington, demanding that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak step down.
