Gregory Hasman

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Jun. 22—Buckle up as Jim Ross and Shellee Graham take readers for a ride down "The Main Street of America" in "Route 66: The First 100 Years."In 2026, the Mother Road will be celebrating its centennial birthday. In preparation for the big occasion, Ross and Graham's new book features a mixture of photographs, postcards and text that will bring people back to the days of the Model-Ts, sock hops and vibrant neon signs.

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Jun. 22—Los Lunas residents are having to leave their homes again after another fire was reported in the village on Sunday morning. At about 10:30 a.m., the Valencia County Fire Department told people on Peach Blossom Road, Orange Blossom Street and Mountain Laurel Street, east of the Rio Grande, to evacuate. "If you see anyone suspicious in the bosque area, please call law enforcement and get a description of any persons seen," the fire department wrote in a social media post.

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Jun. 20—People drive for miles to catch "raily" cool locomotive legends, such as Union Pacific's Big Boy No. 4014. They cheer and hug their loved ones as they listen to the click-clack of wheels on the tracks and watch plumes of steam blow into the air. People in Albuquerque experienced that magical moment in 2021 when the 1944 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe 2926 steam locomotive ran on its own power for the first time in over half a century.

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Jun. 17—A woman broke several items at a Southeast Albuquerque hotel, police said, before disarming a security guard and firing shots in the parking lot, near police, who fatally shot her on Tuesday morning. Police did not release the woman's name. About 4:30 a.m., a Hotel Parq Central employee called police about a woman — who police said was dealing with a mental health crisis — that wanted to be removed from the hotel, APD Chief Harold Medina said during a news conference.

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Jun. 16—No one was reported injured after a tanker truck partially fell off an Interstate 25 bridge near Coal Avenue Monday afternoon. Just before 2 p.m., Albuquerque Fire Rescue and the Albuquerque Police Department responded to a collision involving a tow truck and tanker truck, AFR spokesperson Jason Fejer said. When they arrived, they found the tanker truck blocking traffic and partially hanging off a bridge, he said. Neither driver was injured, Fejer said.