The exhibit, 'Diana: A Celebration' will run from Feb. 4 to June 10 at the Mall of America. All profits generated from the display go to the princess' memorial fund.
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He was pinned between a backhoe bucket and a utility trailer.
The 74-year-old suffered second-degree burns to his upper body.
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The 5-mile stretch from I-94 to Hwy. 62 will be closed.
Two shopping staples in Minnesota have decided to adjust Black Friday hours to meet customer demand. Target Corp. announced Friday their intent to open at midnight Thanksgiving Day, staying open 23-straight hours. Mall of America quickly followed the retailer's lead.
The MOA is 20! Time flies when you're shopping. In two decades, the Mall of America has weathered criticism, economic downturns and occasional bad publicity, but officials with the Megamall say the international tourist draw has a bright future.
The world-famous megamall is gearing up to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The mall is planning giveaways, free movies and a birthday party with 2,000 pieces of cake.
Next week a new Princess Kay of the Milky Way will be crowned and will have her likeness carved in butter at the Minnesota State Fair. As for the outgoing princess, her butter head is now just a memory. It was melted down at a corn feed at a park in Pierz.
The 1981 royal wedding gown will be the centerpiece of the exhibit "Diana: A Celebration," which opens at the mall on Saturday. The exhibit will feature her designer dresses, family heirlooms, paintings and rare home movies and photos.
The magazine says the entire timeline of mall development can be carved into two eras: Before MoA and After MoA. The Bloomington mall gets about 40 million visitors a year, according to the magazine, which puts it well ahead of anyone else.
Could Paul Blart be coming to the Mall of America? Kevin James, who visited the mall recently to promote his new movie "Here Comes the Boom," likes the idea of it and says "it very possibly could be happening."
Visitors at Como Zoo in St. Paul can now meet Berlin, the polar bear rescued after flood waters devastated the Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth in June, WCCO reports. Two harbor seals from the Duluth zoo are also on display at Como.
