Mooresville News

A Mooresville-based company that provides surveillance planes to the U.S. government and its allies will add 35 high-tech jobs during a $1.75 million plant expansion over the next three years, Gov. Pat McCrory announced Tuesday.

If you visit one of the public schools in Mooresville, N.C., you can get a glimpse into what the classroom of tomorrow might look like.

A man is the victim of a drowning after the fishing boat he was in sinks on Lake Norman late Monday night.

Police have found $880,000 worth of steroids in a man's home. Patrick Chambers of Mooresville is facing trafficking charges.

President Barack Obama views a math project during a tour of Mooresville Middle School in Mooresville, N.C., Thursday, June 6, 2013.

Sajad smiles as he tries on a shark-themed pair of swim goggles while at Davidson College's Lake Campus on Sunday.

After years of caring for ER patients wounded in shootings or other crimes, Dr. Jayne Batts began to take steps to preserve evidence that could help police in their investigations.

The Mooresville police captain said that they learned of a student tweeting threats against President Obama from a school resource officer.

This waterfront home outside of Charlotte features 190 feet of lake frontage and a deep water dock.

A Rock Hill woman is accused of stealing more than $1.5 million worth of merchandise from local Hobby Lobby stores.

Following Sunday's successful test day, SRT Motorsports and Riley Technologies are taking advantage of the 10-day break until on-track activities resume on Wednesday, June 19, for the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Under beautiful skies, the racing action was red hot at Round 2 of the Jack in the Box Summer Shootout Series presented by HearUSA.

JRi Shocks, The New Era In Racing Shocks, is proud to announce that the company is moving to its new facility at 136 Knob Hill Road, located in Lakeside Park, Mooresville, NC, effective June 24, 2013.

On Thursday, President Obama visited the city of Mooresville for his "Middle Class Jobs & Opportunity Tour."

Mooresville, N.C.-based Lowe's has begun nationwide movie-themed Build and Grow clinics for kids, featuring projects from animated films, including the new "Monsters University," and the 1995 hit "Toy Story."

On Thursday, President Obama visited the city of Mooresville for his "Middle Class Jobs & Opportunity Tour."

The Power Tour cruised into Roush Yates Performance Parts in Mooresville, North Carolina, for a lunch stop before continuing on to zMAX Raceway.

A student uses her iPad to take a photo of President Barack Obama shaking hands after delivering remarks at Mooresville Middle School on June 6, 2013, in Mooresville, N.C. Photographer: Evan Vucci/AP Photo The news that Barack Obama continued the Bush administration's domestic telephone surveillance program is sparking new doubts about a president ... (more)

Today, in Mooresville, North Carolina the President is announcing a bold and transformative education initiative to breathe life into the classroom of the 21st century.

President Barack Obama views a math project during a tour of Mooresville Middle School in Mooresville, N.C., Thursday, June 6, 2013.