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ST. LOUIS—All 11 offices of St. Louis Community CU spread across a city facing civil unrest are closed today, according to the $235-million CU’s website.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.--NCUA has updated information on the costs of its Corporate Resolution Program and the performance of its NCUA Guaranteed Notes Program.

HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—First Entertainment Credit Union is offering its members-and the world—a behind-the-scenes video glimpse into the historic movie archives at Warner Brothers Studios.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.—The five largest banks now account for nearly half of the industry's $15.3 trillion in assets, according to new data released by SNL Financial for the end of the third quarter.

FERGUSON, Mo.—Alliance Credit Union is crossing its fingers one more time, hoping that luck will hold out for its office here that again has remained unharmed following another night of rioters smashing windows, burning cars and buildings and destroying storefronts.

FAYETTEVILLE,  N.C.—Two people were robbed at gunpoint early Friday morning as they attempted to withdraw money from an ATM outside the office of State Employees’ Credit Union here. Investigators said the individuals went to the SECU office on Ramsey Street around 1:30 a.m. to make a withdrawal when they were confronted by two men with pistols.

The Illinois Credit Union League (ICUL) has announced a realignment of resources within the Illinois Credit Union System.

MELBOURNE, Fla.—Space Coast Credit Union has been approved for a zoning change that will allow it to add four structures to its Baytree-area headquarters, as part of a long-term plan to add up to 600 jobs there.

WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced that it has asked a federal district court to enter a consent order requiring Premier Consulting Group LLC to pay a fine of $69,075 for charging consumers illegal upfront fees for debt-settlement services they never received, and take other steps to prevent future legal violations.