Robert Patrick
The Pantagraph
St. Louis, MO, United States
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Glen Carbon man faces Capitol riot charge
A Glen Carbon man, his brother and cousin have been charged in connection with the Jan. 6 insurrection. → Read More
Workers killed in Edwardsville building collapse include mother of toddler, Army veteran
The tornado victims ranged in age from 28 to 62 and lived around the St. Louis area. → Read More
Tornado that hit Edwardsville Amazon building was an EF3, officials say
The national Weather Service is still surveying the tornadoes that resulted from severe weather Friday night. → Read More
US Senate confirms two new federal judges for southern Illinois
Circuit Judges David W. Dugan and Stephen P. McGlynn were both confirmed by the Senate on Wednesday. → Read More
A St. Louis County man tracked his stolen car. Police said then he shot two teens he found in it
One man has been accused of shooting two teens he found in his stolen car. A 17-year-old has been charged with stealing the car. → Read More
Builder admits swindling six aspiring Missouri homeowners
A builder based near the Lake of the Ozarks swindled six families that sought new homes in Kirkwood, Mo., out of $356,000, the builder's federal plea agreement says. → Read More
'Talk is cheap:' Federal judge chastises Randolph County pharmacist, then sends him to prison for fraud
RED BUD — A federal judge slapped a prison sentence of almost three years on a pharmacist on Tuesday for submitting more than $630,000 in fraudulent prescription drug claims after → Read More
Southern Illinois man sues Trump, feds over bump stock ban
The federal lawsuit says last month's ban on bump stocks is unconstitutional. → Read More
Warren County man accused of holding, raping 15-year-old girl he met online
Christopher David Schroeder, 41, held the girl for three weeks before police rescued her Tuesday, officials said. → Read More
Three admit dealing heroin that killed St. Charles County teen
Three people have admitted dealing heroin that killed a St. Charles County teen in 2014 in exchange for penalties of seven to 12 years in federal prison. → Read More
Documents detail evolving claims in Lincoln County murder case
Pamela Hupp kept adding details in repeated police interviews about the murder case against Russell Faria. → Read More
Removed St. Louis County grand juror disputes circumstances, decries secrecy
Grant Doty insists he did nothing improper. → Read More
Woman charged with manslaughter in St. Louis County butt enhancement death
Dallas woman accused of manslaughter in death of St. Louis County woman following buttocks enhancement procedure. → Read More
Judge gives St. Louis deadline to provide old hospital records on babies
Families look for documentation of whether children born at Homer G. Phillips Hospital years ago really had died, as they had been told. → Read More
Faria verdict leaves many questions unanswered about Lincoln County murder
Lawyers for acquitted husband call for state, federal investigations of killing. → Read More
Faria not guilty in Lincoln County murder of his wife
Judge Steven Ohmer delivers verdict after week-long trial. → Read More
Verdict in Lincoln County murder case could come today
All that's left in the case is a decision from Judge Steven Ohmer. → Read More
Police: Friend of slain Lincoln County woman now claims their love affair prompted husband's threats
Defense draws out details of Pamela Hupp's latest police interviews to highlight shifts and additions in her story. → Read More
Police: Friend of Lincoln County murder victim now claims their love affair prompted husband's threats
Defense draws out details of Pamela Hupp's latest police interviews to highlight shifts and additions in her story. → Read More
Note incriminates defendant in Lincoln County murder trial, but did victim write it?
Prosecution offers computer document that victim feared husband, but defense says it's part of the real killer's frame-up. → Read More