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People can't use billiards tables or dartboards unless it's part of an organized league.

The owner explained why he was ordered to close.

Wisconsin is one of the country's worst hotspots or COVID-19 cases.

Surly fans are quickly running out of chances to go to the popular Minneapolis brewery.

It permanently closed Wednesday.

It's not clear if the crowd outside the bar were UST students.

Multiple state departments will team up to begin increased compliance checks starting this weekend.

It's an increase of 10 from a report in late July.

The majority of cases linked to the bars are young adults.

The state received over a hundred complaints this week.

All of them announced closures within the past 48 hours.

The call for action comes as Minnesota is seeing more cases of COVID-19.

Bars have only been allowed to serve customers inside since June 10.

More than 130 cases have resulted from people congregating at the bars.

Health officials said they're seeing a trend in coronavirus cases among people who've visited bars and restaurants.

The governor will provide an official update at 2 p.m. Friday.

Churches can allow 25% capacity up to 250 people, but bars and restaurants can only serve a max of 50 customers outside only.

A maximum of 50 guests are allowed outdoors under the latest order from Gov. Tim Walz.

Reopening will be much easier for establishments with outdoor capacity.

Gov. Tim Walz is expected to reveal his plan for the reopening of restaurants, bars, and salons.

There are hefty fines for businesses that put workers at risk while the shutdown is in place.

Some bars opened almost immediately after the Wisconsin Supreme Court ended the state's Safer at Home order.

Andrew Zimmern announced the group in a tweet Tuesday.

A bill passed the Senate and House floors and was signed by the governor.