Denver District Court Judge Sarah B. Wallace on Friday rejected most of the restrictions that King Soopers had sought on striking workers picketing its stores but did set some conditions.

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 ...

Grocer King Soopers has filed two lawsuits against United Food and Commercial Workers since the union voted to strike over unfair labor practices on Feb. 6.

Unemployment benefits being available to striking workers will ensure financial hardship will not impede workers’ ability to get a fair contract when a company has not bargained in good faith,” one ...

As King Soopers workers picketed outside Denver metro stores for an eighth straight day Thursday, lawyers representing the ...

King Soopers has filed two lawsuits against United Food and Commercial Workers since the union voted to strike over unfair ...

The grocery giant filed a lawsuit in Denver seeking a restraining order against United Food & Commercial Workers Local 7, the ...

"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 ...

Since receiving notice of the unionization plans, Cheng wrote that her priority is ensuring employees “have access to all the ...

King Soopers asked a Denver judge Tuesday to grant a temporary restraining order against striking union employees that would ...

Six days into a strike against King Soopers in the Denver area and Pueblo, the company and the union appeared to be at a ...