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Former VA Lt. Gov. Found Dead In Possible Murder-Suicide

Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax shot and killed his wife and then himself, according to police. The couple was going through a divorce, and was found in their Annandale home Thursday morning after their teen son called 911. The couple's son and daughter were both home at the time of the shooting. [NBC4]

‘Triumphal Arch’ Designs Hurtle Forward

The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts unsurprisingly approved the concept design for the “Triumphal Arch” President Trump wants to build across from the Lincoln Memorial. Only one commissioner suggested changes, including losing the Lady Liberty-like statue. The agency, composed mostly of Trump loyalists, will take a final vote on the design in a later meeting. [WTOP]

• Meanwhile, the federal judge who paused Trump’s White House ballroom project clarified that construction can proceed on the underground bunker and other “national security facilities.” [NBC Washington]

Youth Curfews Are Back

Mayor Bowser reinstated the juvenile curfew last night. Kids under 18 are subject to an 11 p.m. curfew until the 15-day emergency declaration expires. Minors are also prohibited from gathering in large groups starting at 8 p.m. in certain zones. [Office of the Mayor]

• Context: D.C.’s youth curfew has been highly controversial in the wake of several violent “teen takeovers.” Opponents say it leads to racial profiling and question its efficacy in fighting youth crime.

America 250's Fairground Fantasy

More details about the upcoming Great American State Fair have been revealed after Freedom 250, the group organizing the Nation's 250th birthday, dropped new renderings showing a looming 110-foot Ferris wheel and Beaux-Arts style pavilions for all 56 states and territories. The fair will run from June 25 through July 10. [X/City Cast DC 🎧]