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The judgment comes after allegations that Hanson opened her business in December and January in violation of state executive orders banning in-person dining to slow the spread of COVID-19.
The judgment comes after allegations that Hanson opened her business in December and January in violation of state executive orders banning in-person dining to slow the spread of COVID-19.
The judgment comes after allegations that Hanson opened her business in December and January in violation of state executive orders banning in-person dining to slow the spread of COVID-19.
She was charged with misdemeanors for opening her business despite Governor's pandemic rules.
The Stearns County bar owner was one of 12 sued by the state for planning to open during the shutdown — and one of five with lawsuits still ongoing.