Nebraska bridge heats itself from inside to melt snow during storms

A Nebraska bridge is using 52 slabs of conductive concrete that can heat its surface and melt snow and ice during winter storms. Developed by University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor Chris Tuan, the technology uses steel shavings and carbon particles to carry electricity through the concrete. The system could reduce the need for de-icing chemicals at bridges, airport tarmacs, intersections and other icy areas.

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Is Neymar splitting from Bruna Biancardi amid fresh cheating rumors?

Bruna Biancardi has been with Neymar through all the cheating drama and now, there are new rumors about their break up.

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'A perfect role model': Jake Dennis’ fiancée Lexi Grace Boosey pens heartfelt note

Andretti driver Jake Dennis lost the Formula E World Championship to Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein after a disappointing London E-Prix. However, his fiancee Lexi Grace Boosey and several Formula E drivers praised him for how he performed throughout the season and finished second in the championship.

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'I've cried for a long time': Taylor Barnard breaks down after historic Formula E win

Taylor Barnard made Formula E history with a dramatic first win at the London E-Prix on Sunday. The 22-year-old DS PENSKE driver became the youngest race winner in the championship after passing Nyck de Vries with two laps left. The victory came in front of his home crowd and family, leaving Barnard emotional after a difficult season and a long wait for success.

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Invasive carp make up 90% of fish killed in Mississippi River

Hundreds of dead fish have washed up along the Mississippi River in Missouri and Illinois, but wildlife officials say the die-off may benefit the ecosystem. About 90% of the fish found at one Missouri site were invasive silver and bighead carp. Warm temperatures, low water levels and reduced oxygen appear to have caused the deaths.

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Ryanair co-founder’s $14M Kentucky horse farm now listed for $57.5M

Ryanair co-founder Tony Ryan bought Kentucky’s historic Castleton Farm for $14 million in 2001. Now, his family is seeking $57.5 million for the 951-acre estate, which includes a 13,500-square-foot Greek Revival mansion, 16 barns, 268 stalls, 10 homes and historic landmarks. The property, once home to celebrated racehorses, heads to auction October 28.

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Amit Bhatia-led consortium buys minority stake in Liverpool FC

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