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Investigation continues after Prichard officer’s arrest

The arrest of a Prichard police officer on multiple federal charges has investigators combing through the entire department, and the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office taking over law enforcement operations in the city.

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Mobile Mysticks are back: New pro hockey team unveils name and logo

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Pro hockey is officially returning to the Port City. Mobile’s new hockey team will be called the Mobile Mysticks, officials announced during Tuesday’s reveal.

The name and logo were unveiled during a special event at the Mobile Convention Center, presented by Master Boat Builders. Team officials said the Mysticks identity was developed with extensive community input, including fan nominations submitted during a public naming process that generated more than 2,000 entries.

The team’s colors are green, purple and yellow. The logo and brand were designed by The Barn Creative and include elements meant to reflect the Mobile market and the Gulf Coast region. Organizers said the updated look is intended to balance nostalgia with a modern, platform-ready design.

The Mobile Mysticks are owned and operated by Zawyer Sports & Entertainment.

The Mysticks are set to begin play in the SPHL’s 2027–2028 season and will compete in a 30-game home schedule. Home games will be played at the new Regions Arena, a 10,000-seat venue currently under development in downtown Mobile.

Oak View Group, which will manage Regions Arena, said the team will serve as an anchor tenant as the arena moves closer to opening.

In the months ahead, the organization is expected to announce additional hockey operations details, including the hiring of a head coach, along with future reveals for the team’s jersey and mascot.

Season ticket deposits are now being accepted, with seating priority determined by the date deposits are received.

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