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Morning Lemay Commute Ends In Deadly Crash At Geneva And Kingston

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Published on February 19, 2026
Morning Lemay Commute Ends In Deadly Crash At Geneva And KingstonSource: Lemay Fire Protection District

A routine Thursday morning commute in Lemay turned tragic when a two-car crash left one person dead and seriously injured two others, according to emergency crews. The collision, which involved two vehicles, killed one driver at the scene and sent two people to area hospitals with serious injuries.

What officials are saying

According to a report from KSDK, the crash happened at about 7:45 a.m. near the intersection of Geneva and Kingston drives. Jason Brice of the Lemay Fire Protection District told the station that one driver was thrown from their vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. A passenger from that vehicle and the driver of the second car were taken to local hospitals with serious injuries.

Rescue crews and response

Per the Lemay Fire Protection District, first responders stabilized the injured, secured the crash site and waited for county investigators to arrive. The district also shared photos from the scene that appeared in local coverage. Fire crews, working alongside mutual-aid partners, cleared the wreckage so investigators could safely access the roadway.

Where it happened

The collision occurred at Geneva and Kingston drives in Lemay, a residential area in south St. Louis County. Authorities have not released the names of those involved, and officials say a probable cause for the crash has not yet been determined as the investigation continues.

Investigation

St. Louis County investigators are expected to lead the inquiry into what caused the crash and any contributing factors. Anyone who witnessed the collision, or who may have dash-cam footage from the area around the time of the wreck, is urged to contact local law enforcement so investigators can follow up.