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KANSAS CITY, Kan.–Twenty-five North Dakota credit unions have filed a lawsuit against NCUA alleging the agency is withholding more than $10 million owed them as part of the resolution of the failed corporate credit unions.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.– A class action lawsuit has been filed against Harvard University Employees Credit Union over its overdraft fee practices.

CINCINNATI—More credit unions are changing their approach to front-line staff training to meet the growing demands of digital service delivery, according to one person—in large part because they have little choice.

WASHINGTON–The CFPB has provided additional details around a data breach involving one of its employees who reportedly sent confidential records related to approximately 256,000 consumers to their personal email.

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – During its ACCELERATE 23 conference here, the Minnesota Credit Union Network’s formally introduced Mara Humphrey as its new CEO, celebrated the retirement of outgoing CEO Mark Cummins, raised funds for Children’s Miracle Network and more.

WASHINGTON–With the House busy this week attempting to pass legislation around the federal debt limit, and with the Senate focused on judicial nominations, there are numerous hearings this week on Capitol Hill that credit unions are watching.

MADISON, Wis.—In the wake of two early Feb. 6 earthquakes, the Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions (WFCU) said it is providing a $41,000 grant to Tarim Kredi (Agricultural Credit Cooperatives of Turkey) for the purchase of 10 portable office units that will allow some of their credit cooperatives to resume operations.

MADISON, Wis.–CUNA Mutual Group has opened up registration for its Discovery 2023 event, which marks its 14^th annual virtual conference.