News about Will Rogers

The Brazilian model, 43, commanded attention in the black-and-white cocktail dress, which featured statement ruffle detailing and a floral design across the chest.

Suki Waterhouse and Robert Pattinson put on a loved-up display at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Pacific Palisades, California on Saturday. The singer, 32, has been in a relationship with Twilight star Robert, 38, since 2018 and the pair got engaged towards the end of last year. Over the weekend, the A-List couple arrived at the Will Rogers State Historic Park and couldn't be happier as they cosied up together.

The plane crashed about 1:30pm at Sundance Airport, a small airport on the outskirts of the city, according to local officials. At time of publication, none of the four victims have been identified by authorities.

Dramatic footage seemingly shared by one on board the Southwest Airlines flight, that passed over Oklahoma , shows a large lightning storm in the sky on Wednesday. The flight was nine miles away from Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City when it dived to between 400 and 500 feet as it passed over a school in Yukon. Amber England claimed she was onboard the flight when she saw the storm, before revealing she had no idea about the low altitude until seeing it on the news.

Southwest Airlines Flight 4069 was nine miles away from the runway at Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport when it plummeted to between 400 and 500 feet as it flew over a high school.

Southwest Airlines Flight 4069 was nine miles away from the runway at Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport when it plummeted to between 400 and 500 feet as it flew over a high school. The sudden descent prompted air traffic control to call the pilot and check on the status of the flight. The pilot confirmed there was no issue with the aircraft, and circled back around - quickly regaining altitude from just about 450 feet to more than 1,000 feet as it crossed over Yukon High School.

Bryan Hagerich, 39, from Pennsylvania, was charged with possession of firearms after loose bullets were allegedly found in his luggage earlier this year. Ryan Watson, Tyler Scott Wenrich and Sharitta Shinse Grier all remain trapped on the island, while Michael Lee Evans was bailed and allowed to fly back to the US as he has a serious medical condition. They claim they didn't know any bullets were in their bags - saying they could have been left there after hunting trips or by mistake - and have asked for mercy.

Tyler Wenrich, a 911 operator and EMT from Virginia , pleaded guilty to the charges on Tuesday and faces at least 12 years in prison when sentenced on May 28. However, a judge can decide to lower the minimum sentence under exceptional circumstances. Before his plea hearing, Wenrich told WPVI : 'I have a lot of fear and anxiety. 'You know, the best outcome to this is that the judge will find leniency and compassion in this situation, and steer away from the 12-year sentence and be able to give a sentence that is less than that and a fine, hopefully.'

Since February, five US tourists, all unknown to each other, have been detained in the territory and charged with possession of firearms after loose bullets were allegedly found in their luggage. A delegation of two US senators, three members of the House and embassy and state department representatives were 'not able to find a path forward' to secure their release, meaning they are still facing 12 years in prison.

A fifth American tourist, Sharitta Shinese Grier, was arrested at a Turks and Caicos airport after ammunition was found in her luggage during a routine security check. The incident follows four similar arrests since February, highlighting the islands' strict laws on carrying ammunition. The detainees, who claim the bullets were leftover from hunting trips, face a potential 12-year prison sentence. Grier, out on bail, is staying on the island with the other detained Americans. The arrested individuals must prove to the TCI Superior Court that they had no criminal intent and that the sentences would be excessive.

Tyler Wenrich, 31, was charged on April 23 after the bullets were discovered at a security checkpoint, leading to his arrest by the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force. Wenrich - the second American arrested for this offense in recent weeks after Oklahoma father-of-two Ryan Watson was charged - has found the predicament as awful as one might expect. 'I can almost not wrap my head around it still, and I'm living in it. You know, it's hard to. It's hard to believe that it's happening. And it's definitely a nightmare,' he said.

Tyler Wenrich's heartbroken wife Jeriann told DailyMail.com that her husband was forced to spend 11 days in squalid Turks and Caicos prisons after bullets were found in his luggage. 'It's very scary, my husband just went on a short couple day vacation,' she said. 'I just broke down, I was just so afraid that he won't come home for a simple mistake.' She revealed that he was forced to spend days locked up in a squalid prison cell with only his shoes for pillows.

Ryan Watson, 40, told DailyMail.com that he and his wife Valerie were subjected to a 'terrifying' interrogation after their arrest, where they were told they each faced over a decade behind bars. 'It was all pretty intimidating,' Ryan said, although he initially thought being told the crime carried a 12-year mandatory sentence was simply an 'intimidation tactic.' 'They said 'no, you're both going to be arrested', and at that point Valerie just broke down,' he said. 'She told them we had two young kids, but at that point we both just lost it.'

Tyler Wenrich, 31, has become the latest in a string of Americans to face a decade behind bars in Turks and Caicos after bullets were found in his luggage as he departed a cruise ship on Tuesday.

TSA said it has launched a 'review' into Oklahoma's Will Rogers World Airport after screeners missed a handful of hunting bullets that have landed father-of-two Ryan Watson, 40, in Turks and Caicos jail.

TSA said it has launched a 'review' into Oklahoma's Will Rogers World Airport after screeners missed a handful of hunting bullets that have landed father-of-two Ryan Watson, 40, in Turks and Caicos jail.

A University of Washington football player has been arrested and charged with raping two women in Seattle and court documents say he played in two College Football Playoff games for the school after at least one of the allegations was known to the university. Seattle police officers arrested 18-year-old Tylin 'Tybo' Rogers on Friday and booked him into King County Jail, KING-TV reported. He was charged Tuesday with second-degree rape and third-degree rape and his bail was set at $150,000 in each case, according to court documents. It wasn't immediately known if Rogers, of Bakersfield, California, has an attorney to comment on his behalf. Jail records show he was released on bond. Efforts to contact him by The Associated Press weren't immediately successful.

Edwards, a fellow actor who appears in Netflix's The Witcher and who has known Lily since childhood, was seen enjoying a low-key day out in London last weekend. Lily, who was dressed casually in an oatmeal roll-necked jumper and beige chinos, enjoyed lunch in Primrose Hill with Edwards and their companion Will Rogers before taking a stroll for some Italian ice cream. The pair, who are both from Surrey, met at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts in Hertfordshire.

Oklahoma State will be playing again this week against Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi State as a result of losses, TCU appears to keep rolling and remain undefeated, and the only two unbeatens in the ACC game in Death Valley are still unbeaten. It all leads to Game of the Week, a top-ten match between the Bruins and the Ducks in the Pacific Northwest.

Although Daniel Craig left his James Bond character behind in 2021's No Time To Die, he wore a tuxedo once more to honor producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli. Craig, 54, was all smiles while posing with Wilson, 80, and Broccoli, 62, who have produced the James Bond films since 1995 at the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation's 2022 Pioneer Dinner at the Beverly Hilton. Craig was joined by Michelle Yeoh, who appeared in the 1997 Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies and Sam Smith, who performed the Spectre theme song Writing's On the Wall.

This is the last installment of the Daily Mail's five-part series dedicated to previewing all of the Power Five conferences in Division I FBS football. We'll be looking at the Southeastern Conference's 14 teams today (SEC).