Montana Energy & Environment: Missoula County says it’s opposing a move to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, warning roadless forests protect headwaters, fisheries, wildlife, and recreation—and that opening up areas could mean more erosion and sediment. Local Housing & Cost Pressures: Missoula County is again pressing an out-of-state investor to meet with residents of two mobile home parks after steep lot-rent hikes, with residents asking for a resident-owned path. Power & Renewables: NorthWestern Energy and local partners are seeking approval for a voluntary Montana Green Power Program that would let only participating customers pay for new renewable projects. Tech & Transportation: A Missoula company has applied to run Montana’s first fleet of autonomous Tesla Cybercabs, with plans that could expand beyond Missoula. Elections & Voting: Montana election officials have moved ahead with absentee ballot envelope printing as the federal mail-screening plan remains unresolved, aiming to avoid voter confusion. Community & Culture: Choteau’s TASGA is gearing up for its annual Threshing Bee and Bazaar, while Fernie’s first mud bogging event drew thousands and raised money for local charities. Business: Outlaw Real Estate Partners named Clayton Peacock director of development and construction as it ramps up vertical projects across southwest Montana.