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AUSTIN, Texas–It’s official: attendance at the upcoming CUTomorrow Conference is now nationwide, with registrants from Hawaii to Maine now signed up.

MADISON, Wis.–The deadline to nominate someone for a Herb Wegner Memorial Award is now less than a month away.

WASHINGTON—The House Ways and Means Committee has released a two-page outline commonly referred to as “Tax Reform 2.0.”

WASHINGTON—A new bill in Congress would update the mandate of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to include a specific focus on cryptocurrencies.

SAN FRANCISCO—Wells Fargo & Company has successfully completed the requirements of a September 2016 consent order with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) related to compliance with provisions of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA).

WEST ALLIS, Wis.–Empower Credit Union has named a new president and CEO. The $92-million credit union has selected Michael Brandt to lead the organization.

CASCO, Mich.–A federal district court has ruled a blind person has the right to sue a credit union here even though she is not eligible for membership. The ruling is a reversal of a trend in which credit unions had been winning dismissals in the wave of lawsuits filed against credit unions that alleged violations of the Americans With Disabilities Act.

AUSTIN, Texas–The perspectives of credit union CEOs is often divided by asset size–but one CEO who has led both a small and a very large credit union will be sharing insights on an issue critical to CUs of all sizes–building walletshare among members.

WASHINGTON–A lawsuit alleging copyright infringement has been filed against the National Credit Union Foundation by the Missouri Community Action Network, which acts on behalf of low-income families in the state.

WASHINGTON—Manufacturers in all 12 Federal Reserve Districts are concerned about the impact tariffs will have on the economy, and many said they've seen higher prices and supply shortages, according to the latest analysis released as part of the Federal Reserve Beige Book. The Fed further found all districts reporting tight labor markets.