Good morning, Denver.

Aurora organizers will host the Day of Resilience on Saturday, July 25 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Aurora Water-Wise Garden, featuring a 7:30 a.m. Hero’s Journey 5K & Kids Run, live music, chalk art murals, a wellness fair, and community activities for remembrance and healing.

A Denver nonprofit, The Park People, is planting between 1,200 and 2,000 trees yearly in 28 underserved neighborhoods to reduce heat and boost tree canopy — applications open at the end of this week.

Trees cost $15 to $50, with free options for those who cannot pay.

Arapahoe County investigators are asking for help to identify potential mistreatment at All Saints Home Care (6512 S.

Lisbon Ct) after several residents were relocated on July 17; sheriff officials have not released further details.

Mike Young, co-founder of Blucifer's First Rodeo, previewed the bands that will perform at the new music festival on South Broadway and in the Baker neighborhood from July 23 to 26.

The event will host nearly 200 local shows — celebrating Denver’s independent music scene.

Aurora’s water team now uses smart meters & computer data to spot and warn residents who water too much amid severe drought restrictions, while Denver relies on a tip line to maintain outdoor watering limits.

Aurora officials closed lanes at South Chambers Road and East Mississippi Avenue at about 4 p.m. Monday when a utility crew hit a sanitary sewer line, and they said there are no health risks or service impacts (repair timing is evolving pending coordination with other utility owners).

Lofts on Monaco (formerly Invesco headquarters) is a converted Denver Tech Center building now offering 143 affordable apartments for tenants with incomes below 70% of the area median.

Residents began moving in last month and the developer expects the building to fill up this year.