Robert Cohen is a Staff Photographer at various publications. He specializes in themes related to security and law enforcement, while also exploring topics such as urban design and sports, both team and individual. Robert has been featured in numerous outlets, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Los Angeles Times, and The Lancet, among others.
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Robert Cohen's coverage focuses largely on local events and evolving stories in the St. Louis area, with emphasis on entertainment news, sports, and cultural/societal issues. He covers a diverse range of topics such as mental health, alcohol, Catholicism, World War II and winter weather.
Given his focus on local events and evolving stories in St. Louis, pitches that align with this geographic focus are likely to resonate best with him. Stories related to mental health initiatives or challenges within the local community could also be well-received given his coverage of therapy apps and nursing-related topics.
For those looking to pitch Robert Cohen it would be beneficial to tailor your pitches according to the themes he regularly covers while keeping the geographic focus in mind for maximum relevance.
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By: David A. Lieb, Robert Cohen
By: Robert Cohen
Beth Miller talks with Air Force veteran George Brawley as she serves as his guardian during the 114th Greater St. Louis Honor Flight on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
• Prune flowering quince bush once bloom ends by selectively removing the oldest stems. This technique maintains a natural growth habit.
By: Josefiak, Robert Cohen, Matthew Petersen, Holtzman Vogel
Recent enforcement activity suggests that the Department of Justice (DOJ) is taking an increasingly aggressive approach to the Foreign Agents...
By: Charlotte Keene, Robert Cohen, Brian Munoz, Cristina Fletes-Mach
In addition to electing some of the region's top leaders, Missouri voters soundly rejected Amendment 4, which would have made it harder for residents to amend the state constitution, and Amendment 5 — a Gov. Mike Kehoe-led plan to eliminate the state's income tax.
