 | BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
Good morning and thanks for joining us. Here are some of today's top headlines.
Falling apart: New Orleans' crumbling infrastructure is evident throughout the city, and that deterioration is just as prevalent in the public facilities and government offices as it is out on the roads, bridges and sidewalks. In the newest installment of our Broken City series, Joseph Cranney has a look at the $200 million backlog of maintenance needed throughout the hundreds of police and fire stations, government offices, public health clinics, homeless shelters, cemeteries, courthouses, libraries, pools, parks and other facilities.
Bad math: New Orleans' public school system incorrectly calculated the amount of tax revenue it would receive this year, and now schools will have to bear the brunt of what could be a $20 million shortfall. How did it happen? Marie Fazio has the details.
Burglar booked: A man suspected in numerous Uptown burglaries and recently shot by police is out of the hospital and has been booked for a string of alleged crimes. Missy Wilkinson has the story.
Thanks for reading. Check back for more news, entertainment and sports from The Times-Picayune. Chad | 
