ORLANDO, Fla. – There is now just a little bit more than three weeks left to take part in one of the most insightful, interesting and exciting two-and-a-half days in credit unions – Credit Union Journal’s Grow Show.

ROCKVILLE, Md. – National Institutes of Health FCU opened a branch in the National Cancer Institute’s new Rockville offices.

RALEIGH, N.C. – State Employees’ CU said its “Stache your cash!” promotions helped raise $3.15 million in new deposits during its annual Youth Saving Challenge April 22 to 26.

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Service CU has implemented Integrated Media Management’s TotaleReceipts teller management solution.

HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. – Island FCU is introducing two new low-rate MasterCard offerings.

GLENDALE, Calif. – Clearpath FCU here is working to re-create its website after a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack took it down.

SAN DIEGO – San Diego County CU announced it is eliminating all closing costs on its 5/5 ARM for all home purchases and refinances up to $1.5 million.

HERNDON, Va. – Northwest FCU is hailing a 14-year-old entrepreneur its youngest member to open a business account. The youngster started an ice cream franchise that has grown into a local rage, with a website, a menu of flavors and shelf space at neighborhood stores.

WASHINGTON – Dozens of credit unions and banks around the country are preparing for what an international group of cyber criminals has promised as mass distributed denial of service, or DDoS, attacks tomorrow, May 7.

Once one of America's most poverty and crime-ridden cities and the subject of late-night comedian's jokes, Newark, N.J., has become an American turnaround story. How? Its current mayor began by just doing "something."

The march toward EMV continues, but as one meeting here made clear, credit unions remain unsure at what point they should jump in.

Saying consumers want greater control over their payments cards, CO-OP Financial Services has introduced a service that allows members to use their smartphones to exercise greater control over their card usage.

Despite shrinking per-swipe debit interchange revenue, debit rewards are here to stay. But those CUs using rewards programs effectively-generating more transactions to offset the impact of the Durbin rules-are broadening their base of rewards.

WestStar CU has slammed the brakes-at least for this credit union-on the so-called "race to the bottom" in PIN network debit interchange, and in the process expects to actually boost its debit interchange revenue.

During the CSCU Solutions conference here, credit unions had a host of questions related to EMV cards and standards for a panel of experts. Here's a look at some of the questions asked.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.-Over the next two years CO-OP Financial Services said it will be rebranding the CU Service Centers shared branch network and its "swirl" logo and signage it acquired in a 2012 merger with Financial Service Centers Cooperative.

The improving bottom lines at credit unions across the country have been a dose of good news that is tempered by just one outstanding issue: how many more assessments will need to be paid to cover the costs of the failed corporate CU investments.

Members Share $9.5M Dividend Following Merger

USF FCU has introduced affinity debit and credit cards tied to the University of South Florida that it expects will keep members in the fold long-term.

After more than 31 years at Hershey FCU here, Diana L. Roberts plans to retire in July.