Good morning, Warner Robins.

Warner Robins Police say two suspects attempted to break into an occupied home by reaching through a doggy door while wearing latex gloves and entering through a fenced area—officials urge anyone with information to call 478—302—5380.

Houston County deputies stopped a Range Rover on I-75 near mile marker 138 on June 13 at 10 a.m.—a search revealed multiple vacuum-sealed bags of marijuana, THC wax, pre-rolled cigarettes, several THC cartridges and $1,100, leading to the arrest of two out-of-state drivers charged with possession with intent to distribute.

Warner Robins officials announced a new Real Time Crime Lab that will give officers live data to track incidents faster—boosting safety measures in the city.

The center will use modern technology to support law enforcement and improve response times.

J. Micheal Evans won Centerville’s special mayoral election with 57% of the vote after defeating Justin Wright and was chosen to fill the term left by former Mayor John Harley’s resignation.

He will be sworn in once the Georgia Secretary of State certifies the results plus he said he plans to expand STEM education, boost public safety, and improve ties with Robins Air Force Base.

Justin Montgomery begins his head coaching career with Jones County football this season and said his goal is to build a championship program that makes a lasting impact on his players—he brings experience as an assistant coach at Warner Robins and is an alumnus of John Milledge Academy.