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05/11/2026 08:37

1 dead in overnight pedestrian crash in Maryland Heights

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A person is dead after a crash happened overnight in Maryland Heights.

The crash happened around 2 a.m. on Page Boulevard near Ball Drive. First Alert 4 is on the scene and was able to visually confirm that one person has died.

First Alert 4 also saw a scooter in the road and a passenger car on the shoulder with its hazards on. We saw investigators taking photos of a St. Louis police car.

As of the time of publication, westbound Page is closed.

This is developing news and will be updated.

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