‘This ordeal is over’
The last remaining occupier, David Fry, finally walked out of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge headquarters just before 11 a.m. Thursday and was arrested by FBI agents.
Malheur Standoff
The armed takeover of a beloved wildlife refuge in Eastern Oregon captured a nation’s attention
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FBI moves on occupiers
Surrounded by agents, the last four may — after a long negotiation — turn themselves in Thursday morning
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Bundy’s jail take
The Eugene attorneys representing Ammon Bundy said at a news conference Thursday that they have…
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Refuge occupation brings uptick in business, drama
BURNS — As the FBI and Oregon State Police continue to negotiate with four remaining…
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Protesters react to Finicum shooting
BURNS — As residents debated the shooting death of Robert “LaVoy” Finicum — a spokesmen…
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FBI video shows shooting of militant
Four people remain holed up at the wildlife refuge as negotiations for their departure continue
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Bundy: ‘Stand down’
BURNS — A day after eight members of an armed anti-government group were arrested and…
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Protesting the protest
They sang “This Land is Your Land” and held signs that said “Birds Not Bullies!”…
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No deal appears in sight
The leader of a group of armed protesters meets with sheriffs and says there’s no plan to leave anytime soon
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Some light moments provide breaks in tension
A young journalist for The Desert Rat newspaper queries militia leaders about their intentions
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