A Denver District Court judge on Friday rejected most of King Soopers' request for a temporary restraining order as a strike against the company enters its second week. District Judge Sarah B. Wallace did impose some restrictions on how employees can behave on picket lines, saying certain conduct could pose safety risks.

King Soopers grocery workers in the Denver metro area are going back on strike this week, three years after the 2022 strike.

King Soopers grocery workers in the Denver metro area are launching their strike today. We're tracking the development. Check here for updates.

As King Soopers workers picketed outside Denver metro stores for an eighth straight day Thursday, lawyers representing the grocery giant and the workers' union faced off in Denver District Court.

On Friday, a Denver Court Judge granted King Soopers a temporary restraining order as strikes continue throughout Colorado.

The grocery giant filed a lawsuit in Denver seeking a restraining order against United Food & Commercial Workers Local 7, the union representing striking workers across Colorado. See when a judge might rule on the request.

A hearing involving King Soopers and striking union workers took place Thursday. The grocery store has filed for a restraining order against striking workers citing safety concerns.

"I go home and I'll cook a big pot of soup and bring it out when most everybody's here and good and tired and drained, so at least they're full.”