News

Nebraska Congressman Has Problems With EPA Rules

Nebraska Congressman Has Problems With EPA Rules

Photo: WNAX


The concern over the regulatory overreach of the Environmental Protection Agency is a resounding theme in Washington D.C. right now. The agency has a long list of proposed regulations that are drawing fire from farm groups and lawmakers. Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smith says as he has traveled the state and talked to constituents… this is their top priority.
Smith says one of the most concerning proposed regulations is the expansion of the Clean Water Act. EPA is attempting to expand their jurisdiction to all waters of the U.S. verses just navigable waters.
He says that’s why he and 230 other House members have written EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy asking the agency halt the Waters of the U.S. proposal.

Recent Headlines

2 days ago in Local

September 12, 2025 The Friday News Round-Up

SOUTH DAKOTA’S PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES REPORT STEADY ENROLLMENT PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota’s public university system continues its upward momentum in…

4 days ago in Local

September 10, 2025 The Wednesday News Round-Up

MARTY JACKLEY OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES CONGRESSIONAL RUN IN HIS HOMETOWN STURGIS, S.D. (KOTA) – South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley officially…

6 days ago in Local

September 8, 2025 The Monday News Round-Up

THREE INJURED IN PLANE CRASH AT BROOKINGS REGIONAL AIRPORT BROOKINGS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – Authorities in Brookings reported that…

2 weeks ago in Local

September 3, 2025 The Wednesday News Round-Up

DOC SECRETARY KELLI WASKO RESIGNS EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 20TH PIERRE, S.D. (South Dakota Searchlight) – South Dakota’s beleaguered secretary of corrections…

4 weeks ago in Local

Dakotafest Ag Policy Forum

South Dakotas Congressional delegation took part in an ag policy forum at Dakotafest on Wednesday. Senators John Thune & Mike…