Good morning, Warner Robins.

The Warner Robins Fire Department will host the After Burn Auto Show on August 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at (900 North Houston Road) to raise funds for the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation, where vehicle owners may register for $10 to display or $20 to compete while attendees enjoy free admission and raffles.

Robert Garza Jr. was sentenced to 65 years in prison—25 years without parole then life on probation—after a four-day trial convicted him on 26 charges, including aggravated child molestation and sexual exploitation for abusing two nine-year-old girls in 2020, officials said.

Warner Robins Police are seeking help to find Walter Angelo D'Souza Jr., a 47 year old Asian man who went missing from the NAMI House on Elberta Road on June 17 while receiving treatment and who does not have a cell phone or vehicle; he is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing 125 pounds.

Warner Robins Police Department has unveiled its new real-time crime center— a centralized hub that uses live surveillance, license plate recognition, social media monitoring, and crime databases to help stop crimes quickly.

Chief Wayne Fisher said the center was built using seized assets and is set to improve public safety.

Houston County homeowners in Warner Robins must enroll for new yard debris and recycling pickup services provided by Ryland Environmental by July 1 to avoid a break in service—trash collection will continue automatically.