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PORTLAND, Ore.–The subject often draws snickers, but it’s an increasingly serious business–what is a credit union to do if it needs to retrieve “collateral” from a marijuana-related business that has failed?

MADISON, Wis.–Rep. Gwen Moore, representing Wisconsin’s 4^th District, visited CUNA Mutual Group’s here.

SACRAMENTO, Calif.—California Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law legislation that establishes a regulatory system for the marijuana industry.

SANTA CLARA, Calif.—How much does it cost to buy the personal financial information of your members? A new report offers answers on how stolen data is packaged for sale and how much it garners on the black market.

WASHINGTON–Representatives of two CUNA subcommittees met with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to discuss any potential overdraft rules the CFPB might propose.

WASHINGTON–Credit unions will be watching with interest several hearings on Capitol Hill this week having to do with regulatory burden, NCUA’s budget, and requirements that agencies take into account the operational risk of CUs when making new rules.

MADISON, Wis. – To mark its 80^th birthday, Summit Credit Union awarded two students scholarships to be applied toward college.

MADISON, Wis.­­–Three people representing small credit unions offered their insights into how a credit union with limited assets can build and sustain their operations in an environment in which many small CUs are struggling.

KALAMAZOO, Mich.–The First Day Shoe Fund, a Kalamazoo-based nonprofit that provides new athletic shoes to K-5 students in Kalamazoo and Comstock Public Schools. ECCU chose the nonprofit to receive a $1,500 donation for its annual Back-To-School drive.