From The Washington Times: 
A change of plea hearing has been scheduled for a man arrested following the Ammon Bundy-led occupation of a national wildlife refuge in Oregon.
Jason Blomgren, 42, of Murphy, North Carolina, is set to appear in a federal courtroom in Portland on Thursday. He earlier pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to impede officers of the United States and possession of a firearm in a federal facility.
More than two dozen occupiers were arrested after the 41-day standoff that ended Feb. 11. Two of them – Corey Lequieu and Eric Lee Flores – have already accepted deals in which they pleaded guilty to conspiracy in exchange for the dismissal of the firearm charge.
Prosecutors have recommended a 2 ½-year prison sentence for Lequieu, who has a prior felony, and six months of home detention for Flores, a first-time offender.
Bundy and his remaining co-defendants are scheduled to appear in court Wednesday for a status hearing in their case.