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ARLINGTON, Va. – Texas is the latest state to earn reaccreditation by NASCUS, continuing the Lone Star State’s status that began in 1996, when the Texas Credit Union Department was first accredited. The state was last accredited in 2011.

WASHINGTON—CUNA’s Ease the Burden grassroots campaign has reached more than 600,000 credit union members and resulted in more than 25,000 messages sent to Capitol Hill since its launch in late April, the trade association reported. The campaign is the latest phase of CUNA’s Member Activation Program, designed to educate and activate America’s 105 million credit union members.

LOS ALAMITOS, Calif.–Two California credit unions have announced merger plans.

PURCHASE, N.Y.—Will MasterCard become a payment service provider in China?

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The video recording of the July 2016 NCUA open board meeting is now available on the agency’s website. Archived videos of past board meetings may be viewed here, and each video remains on the site for one year.

RICHARDSON, Texas–United Heritage Credit Union has partnered with Alloy to create UHCU Insurance Services, LLC. The new offering will be a one-stop solution for all insurance needs, providing members with a “Best in Class” user experience for delivery of members’ insurance needs, according to the company.

WASHINGTON—The American Bankers Association is supporting NCUA’s effort to review and update two of its primary data collection vehicles.

SKIBBERDEEN, Ireland–A credit union here drew a full house to watch the broadcast of the Olympic race in which two local brothers were competing. Skibberdeen Credit Union set up large TVs inside its offices so locals could watch brothers Gary and Paul O’Donovan compete in the lightweight men's double sculls.

WAKEFIELD, Mass.―Thrive Payments and the Western Museums Association (WMA) today announced an alliance designed to improve payment acceptance services for WMA members.

WASHINGTON–The Mortgage Bankers Association has issued a forecast indicating that new home sales in July were down by 8% compared to June.