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 says it's an issue of customer safety. The union says it's an attempt to silence and intimidate picketers.

King Soopers has filed a temporary restraining order against union workers, accusing picketers of harassing customers amid a strike across over 70 Denver metro area grocery stores.

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

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

King Soopers officials announced Tuesday they’re seeking a temporary restraining order (TRO) against thousands of striking employees, claiming that picketing outside the stores has created “unsafe conditions” for both shoppers and staff.

King Soopers said they were working to file a temporary restraining order as strikes continue throughout Colorado.

King Soopers is seeking a temporary restraining order (TRO) in order to “protect the well-being of everyone” during an unfair labor practice strike that began in February.