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The New York Postreports the experience of an employee at King Soopers in Colorado after he was alerted to a theft in the store. The employee, Santino Burrola, used his phone to record the theft while it was happening in the store.

(Douglas County, Colo.) Using express kiosks lets Douglas County residents avoid the long lines at Department of Motor Vehicles locations. Colorado MVExpress self-service kiosks are available at six King Soopers locations in Douglas County so residents can renew vehicle registrations:

The Denver City Council will send the Federal Trade Commission a message, its own 2 cents, about the proposed acquisition of Albertson’s by Kroger. Councilmember Debbie Ortega drafted a resolution that would urge the FTC to conduct its due diligence before approving the sale. She presented it Wednesday at the Business, Arts, Workforce and Aviation Services Committee meeting and again at Monday's City Council meeting.

(Boulder, CO.) The mother of fallen Police Officer Eric Talley who was among 10 who died in a mass shooting at the Table Mesa King Soopers last year said she talked with her son about the possibility of him responding to such a scene.

(Denver, Colo.) When cousins Casey Nunnelly and Sabina Rizzo played sports, they were constantly searching for an energy bar that tasted great and actually provided them with energy.

(DENVER, Colo.) Hello, good morning and happy Tuesday Denver!. Welcome back to yet another Tuesday edition of the Denver Daily Round-Up. Another workday is taking place, and much has happened in the Mile High City since Monday. Without wasting anytime, the following is a closer look at a few of the most important and local stories you need to know about this Tuesday:

King Soopers grocery store workers walk the picket line as they strike at more than 70 stores across the Denver metro area on Jan. 12, 2022(Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images) (DENVER, Colo.) Employees with United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 (UFCW Local 7) voted Monday night to ratify a three-year contract with King Soopers that ends the strike.

King Soopers grocery store workers walk the picket line as they strike at more than 70 stores across the Denver metro area on Jan. 12, 2022.(Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images) (DENVER, Colo.) King Soopers employees feel optimistic and wary after thecompany and theUnited Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 (UFCW) announced early Friday morning that they hadreached a tentative agreement, ending the 10-day strike immediately.

King Soopers grocery store workers wave at a passing car as they go on strike across the Denver metro area on Jan. 12, 2022.(Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images) (DENVER, Colo.) King Soopers and City Market and the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 (UFCW) announced Friday morning that they have reached a three-year settlement, ending the 10-day strike.

King Soopers grocery store workers walk the picket line as they strike at more than 70 stores across the Denver metro area on Jan. 12, 2022.(Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images) (DENVER, Colo.) Hello, good morning and happy hump day Denver!

King Soopers grocery store workers walk the picket line as they strike at more than 70 stores across the Denver metro area on Jan. 12.Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images. (Denver, Colo.) King Soopers plans to keep its stores in the metro Denver area open despite a strike by grocery store workers.

(DENVER, Colo.) Greetings, good morning and happy hump day Denverites!. Welcome back to another Wednesday edition of the Denver Daily Round-Up. 1. Denver Weather: Mostly sunny Wednesday followed by snowy afternoon.