Vegas issue contents are set

Informer's November 2026 issue will include more than a dozen carefully researched feature articles and insightful columns, all relating in some way to the subject of Organized Crime in Las Vegas Nevada. 

Issue contents:

• "Kicked out of L.A., they kickstarted Vegas"; 
• "Siegel's casino role may have been overstated"; 
• "Persons of interest in Bugsy's 1947 murder"; 
• "Historic whodunit: Weighing the theories of the 1947 Siegel slaying"; 
• "Lansky, Dragna feud over Las Vegas 'wire'"; 
• "Giorgetti empire stretched from NorCal to Las Vegas"; 
• "Botched mob hit bares NY boss's Trop interest"; 
• "Riviera Hotel wiretap exposes CIA-Mafia plot"; 
• "'Sunshine' deal reveals casino skim"; 
• "Grandma, what's a junket?"; 
• "'Casino' shows decline of Mob rule in Sin City"; 
• "A small step for mankind but a giant step for us"; 
• Additional odds and ends.

Magazine format front cover.

Issue contributors: Thomas Hunt, J. Michael Niotta PhD, Eric Dezenhall, Matteo Galante, W.R. Wilkerson, Flats, Justin Cascio, Larry Henry.

Article details and issue preview and purchase information will be provided at the time of release, now expected for November 16, 2026.

The issue will be published in magazine (likely priced at $29.20), PDF e-magazine ($8.99 or free with print magazine purchase), hardcover book ($26.40), paperback book ($18.50) and e-book ($10.95) formats. (Note: These prices reflect our best guesses at the moment and may need to be changed.) We intend for the e-magazine and e-book formats to be text-searchable. The hardcover and paperback books will have subject indexes.