A look at some of the happenings in the Mile High City this week.

Legislation requires regulators to study whether FIs without systemic footprints should have to hold higher capital because of their servicing assets.

Credit Unions can no longer just send checks to their trade associations and state leagues and call it a day.

How St. Anne's Credit Union celebrated Youth Month and what other institutions are doing to help others.

Corporate Central CU here has launched InterLutions LLC, a CUSO focusing on business solutions for the credit union community, starting with health care services.

Study finds younger consumers would bank with these companies if they offered financial services.

CRIF Select, a division of CRIF Lending Solutions and provider of indirect lending solutions, announced expanded partnership agreements with five credit unions in New Mexico.

Walker rejects sections of state budget that would expand payday lenders' authority.

Members of $175 million Air Line Pilots Association FCU, voted to merge into $1 billion Connexus Credit Union. The deal was effective July 8.

CUNA gets a new chief marketing and technology officer, Consumers CU announces promotions and more.

After receiving final regulatory approval, the merger of $1.4 million St. Patrick (Croswell) Credit Union into $396 million Security Credit Union began earlier this month.

CUNA and the World Council of Credit Unions are co-hosting the World Credit Union Conference and America's Credit Union Conference this week.

Monica Hughes Davy is new director of the OMWI following a six-month search.

CUNA's Nussle on why the CU difference is unique, special and something that matters.

Small Pennsylvania credit union is fourth closure of 2015.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced the first Senate bill protecting banks involved with legal marijuana businesses.

A more transparent process will build trust and strengthen CUs' dual-chartering system.

CUNA and NAFCU have always been in competition, but NAFCU's decision to invite state charters to join has added fuel to the fire.

CU Journal's new design reflects changing marketplace; U.S. credit union executives have opportunity to look beyond our borders for insight.

How do you know if a new product is really going to take off? When it’s something members were asking for and previously had to be steered to another institution.