Legal battles continue as the strike at King Soopers locations across Colorado's Front Range near one week. As the strike continues, ripple effects are impacting more than just workers and store earnings;

King Soopers files a restraining order against striking workers over harassment claims, amidst a wider labor dispute.

King Soopers union members established picket lines at 77 grocery stores throughout the Denver metro area Thursday to protest unfair labor practices. State of play: The labor dispute is expected to last two weeks and affect about 10,

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.

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.

Some 10,000 grocery store workers are now on strike in Denver and nearby areas, claiming unfair and illegal negotiating practices by the King Soopers store chain

Grocery workers at King Soopers across the Front Range will strike Thursday, the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 announced Monday morning.

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.