Customers at King Soopers and other Kroger-owned grocery stores paid more than they expected when the shelf price increased upon checkout. Union members and media outlets were the secret shoppers.

King Soopers says its workers earn an average hourly rate of $22.68. In response to Kelley calling the union demands ...

A day after King Soopers announced plans to sue the workers’ union, the company also pledged to donate $15,000 to Girl Scouts of Colorado and extend their cookie selling deadline from Feb. 24 to ...

DENVER — Unionized King Soopers employees are returning to work after a 12-day strike, UFCW Local 7 said in a statement Monday night. The union said they've reached a return-to-work agreement ...

King Soopers sues UFCW Local 7 for allegedly forcing the company to negotiate with out-of-state unions, disrupting strike negotiations for Denver area workers.

King Soopers said the union has committed to removing all picket lines and resuming normal business operations as of Feb. 19 ...

King Soopers says its workers earn an average hourly rate of $22.68. In response to Kelley calling the union demands unreasonable, Lacey said the president's comments were insulting.

UFCW Local 7 has sued King Soopers, alleging the grocery giant violated a post-strike agreement. The lawsuit claims King Soopers & City Market have not given consideration to union proposals ...

Unionized King Soopers workers across the Front Range launched a two-week strike before dawn Thursday morning. More than 10,000 workers across 77 stores in Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield ...

Pueblo King Soopers workers joined a statewide strike on Feb. 7. Employees are striking against "unfair labor practices" including the grocery store chain's refusal to comply with union requests.

UFCW Local 7 has sued King Soopers, alleging the grocery giant violated a post-strike agreement. The lawsuit claims King Soopers & City Market have not given consideration to union proposals ...

King Soopers says its workers earn an average hourly rate of $22.68. In response to Kelley calling the union demands unreasonable, Lacey said the president's comments were insulting.