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WASHINGTON—As the 113^th Congress adjourns it has set aside $230.5 million for the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFIF) and $2 million for the Community Development Revolving Loan Fund (CDRLF) for fiscal year 2015.

WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn.-- 360 Federal Credit Union employees participated in the Holiday Adoption Program through The Network Against Domestic Abuse, and collected items for several young people for the holidays.

PAHOA, Hawaii—CU Hawaii FCU has closed a branch here as an ongoing lava flow now threatens the Pahoa Marketplace in which it is located.

WILKES-BARRE — The federal investigation into thousands of gallons of fuel missing from this city’s pumps has expanded to include Wilkes-Barre City Employees FCU—already the focus of a separate fraud investigation—according to a city councilman here.

AUSTIN, Texas—Recommendations made by the Texas Sunset Commission could have some serious implications for the Texas Credit Union Department, should those recommendations ever be implemented.

It’s not talk the talk and walk the walk—unless someone balks. If credit unions aren’t going to stick up for credit unions, who, exactly, is going t

ROCHESTER, N.H.--After a dire plea of help for donations from the Homeless Center for Strafford County, Northeast Credit Union (NECU) and Holy Rosary Credit Union (HRCU) are collaborating to restock depleted food supplies and provide gifts for families in need this holiday season. 

LAKE FOREST, Ill.—The CFPB’s proposed rules on prepaid cards, which would re-categorize overdrafts as a loan, could potentially eliminate overdrafts, according to one analyst who believes if that happens CUs will feel the pinch more than banks.

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn.--Forget the banking industry. Dismiss IRR. Don’t even think about the compliance burden. No, the biggest threat to America’s credit unions in 2014 is clear—it’s America’s drivers.

CHICAGO—Six credit union members snagged more than $30,000 in merchandise when given one minute to grab all they could.