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Federal agents moved the three armored trucks to within two miles of the Freemen compound, but made no comment on the change in position. -Full Story-

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The FBI cut the power to the Freemen's ranch. -Full Story-

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Agents were seen leaving a note at the compound. A second helicopter was added to the surveillance position.

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Courtenay Joy Christiensen, 10, and her sister Jaylynn Mangum Ward, 8, were driven away from the Freemen compound in an FBI vehicle along with their mother, Gloria Ward, and her common law husband, Elwin Ward. -Full Story-

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Two Freemen held brief negotiations with two FBI agents Friday, one day after four members of the anti-government group left the besieged ranch. -Full Story-

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Negotiations between the FBI and two holed-up Freemen have resumed. Two FBI agents drove onto the Freemen property and began meeting with two Freemen in a tent at about 3 p.m. EDT Saturday. -Full Story-

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A letter signed by three jailed Freemen leaders warns Montana state legislators of possible liens against their property if lawmakers do not convene a grand jury inquiry into the federal government's actions at the Freemen compound in Brusett, Montana. -Full Story-

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Three lawyers representing some families of victims of the 1993 Branch Davidian fire in Waco, Texas, met with members of the Freemen. -Full Story-

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A key Freemen member was flown to Billings Tuesday to confer with a jailed leader of the anti-government group about possible terms of surrender and returned to the ranch some five hours later. -Full Story-

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FBI agents met Wednesday with Freemen outside the ranch where they have been holed up for 80 days -- and the last child staying with the anti-government group left with the FBI. -Full Story- The youngest person remaining on the compound was allowed to leave with the FBI. -Full Story-

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The last 16 members of the anti-government Freemen group surrendered at a remote Montana ranch, ending the longest federal siege in modern U.S. history. -Full Story-

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Members of the Freemen anti-government group were defiant and uncooperative when arraigned before a federal judge in Billings. -Full Story- In Washington, federal officials breathed a sigh of relief Thursday at the peaceful ending to the standoff in Montana, with President Clinton perhaps breathing the easiest as he expressed his satisfaction during a state dinner for the president of Ireland. -Full Story-

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With all the Freemen accused of criminal activity now behind bars, life in Brusett and nearby Jordan is returning to normal. -Full Story-

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During a boisterous hearing in federal court Tuesday, 13 Freemen were denied bail and ordered to remain in jail while they await trial. -Full Story-

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