Public Lands Fight: The Trump administration moved to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, opening about 44 million acres of national forest land to more roads and logging, with Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte backing the change while conservation groups warn it could threaten undeveloped areas, wildlife, and drinking-water sources; the proposal is open for public comment. Wildlife & Grazing: A lawsuit challenges a new Forest Service/BLM Grazing Action Plan that would prioritize livestock use on federal allotments across the Rocky Mountain Front and other Montana ranges, arguing agencies must consult under the Endangered Species Act. State Government: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks hired Pete Glowacki as the new chief of enforcement after years of leadership turmoil and morale issues. Local Business: A Cascade couple’s microgreen operation, Canyon Roots Company, is growing from a greenhouse setup into a new local food business. Community & Culture: Northern Cheyenne tribal judge reinstated eight ousted council members and voided an October election. Sports/School: Montana Grizzlies’ secondary faces a learning curve in a new defensive scheme with an inexperienced group. Consumer Safety: A report says millions of used cars may have rolled-back digital odometers using plug-in tools, raising red flags for buyers.