The grocery company requested a restraining order against the staff on strike. A judge rejected most of the requests, while also placing some new restrictions.

Unionized King Soopers workers in Broomfield, Boulder and Louisville will join their fellow United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 members from around the Denver metro area in a two-week strike beginning at 5 a.

Union members kicked off a two-week strike of King Soopers stores across metro Denver early Thursday morning to protest what they say were unfair labor practices during contract negotiations. About 10,

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

The start of a two-week-long strike by thousands of Colorado King Soopers workers meant people on the picket lines and shoppers either choosing to cross those lines or avoiding King Soopers in favor of other grocery stores.

On Thursday, workers at 77 King Soopers stores across the Denver metro area started a strike after months of negotiations.

A district judge ruled Friday King Soopers employees can continue striking across the state, but were barred from engaging in certain activities to protect public and employee safety.

On Friday, a judge partially granted a limited restraining order for King Soopers against the union representing striking workers in Colorado.

A judge partially rejected and partially approved King Soopers' request for a temporary restraining order against picketing union members.

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.

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.