SUMMARY: Governor Tate Reeves announced a new branding strategy, “Let’s Break New Ground,” aimed at attracting more private sector investment to Mississippi, building on the $32 billion gained during his first five years. Developed in partnership with The Ramey Agency, the initiative seeks to enhance the state’s appeal through pro-business policies and incentives, promoting collaboration with local entities. The campaign highlights Mississippi’s economic development successes and aims to expand its portfolio of industries while encouraging new businesses. The initiative hopes to bring additional projects by 2025, emphasizing streamlined processes and tailored solutions for companies.

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SUMMARY: Ahead of the 2025 SEC baseball season, Mississippi State’s Hunter Hines and Ole Miss’ Hunter Elliot were recognized for their anticipated impact. Hines, a senior first baseman, earned First Team All-SEC honors after a standout 2024 season with 16 home runs and 56 RBIs. Elliot, a left-handed pitcher, was named to the Preseason Second Team despite missing two years due to injury, having impressed in 2022 during Ole Miss’ national title run. Mississippi State is ranked 9th, while Ole Miss is 15th in the SEC preseason rankings, reflecting the league’s competitive challenges. 

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SUMMARY: Human remains discovered by hunters in Carroll County have been confirmed to belong to Jimmie “Jay” Lee, a former Ole Miss student missing since July 8, 2022. A necklace with Lee’s name was found at the site. Authorities arrested Sheldon “Timothy” Herrington, Jr. shortly after Lee’s disappearance, accusing him of murder linked to their alleged romantic relationship. A mistrial occurred due to a jury’s indecision, with one juror reluctant to convict without a body. With Lee’s remains now identified, a retrial is expected, potentially complicating the defense’s claims of Herrington’s innocence. Lee’s parents had previously declared him legally dead.

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