Heart attack: Accident witnesses help ambulance personnel carry the driver of a pickup truck to the back of an ambulance Tuesday morning on I-40 near the Munoz overpass. Initial reports indicated the driver may have suffered a heart attack and lost control of his truck, crossed I-40 and crashed through a fence before he came to a stop several hundred feet from the highway. Jim Myers, a driver from Colorado, said he narrowly missed being hit by the out-of-control truck that was airborne at one point during the accident. [Photo by Jeffery Jones/Independent]

Gallup firefighter Carl Quintana pumps iron on Tuesday evening at Wowie's Gym on Second Street. Quintana has been lifting at Wowie's everyday for the past year and half and says that there is a definite influx of people coming to the gym to work out since the start of the New Year. [Photo by Matt Hinshaw/Independent]

McKinley County Sheriff Frank Gonzales reported to work Tuesday morning to begin his new term in office, heading the department after defeating former Sheriff Felix Begay in last fall's elections. [Photo by Jeffery Jones/Independent]

Wynema Tahe, a traffic controller with A.S. Horner Construction Company, finishes putting together a road sign at the construction yard on the corner of U.S. 491 and Maloney Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. The Munoz overpass was shutdown at 7 p.m. Tuesday and will remain closed for the next six to seven months to complete the second half of the overpass overhaul. [Photo by Matt Hinshaw/Independent]