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A federal judge rules the credit union's civil suit, brought against former financial advisors and their firms for allegedly violating contracts and trade secret laws, will head to discovery, trial or a settlement.

The combination would create a 32,000-member credit union spanning Colorado and Montana, with no planned branch closures.

Findings highlight increased prevention spending, AI concerns and persistent check fraud.

Federal prosecutor says the credit union obtained more than $41 million from outside sources as Leigh Bridges continued her embezzlement scheme.

Agency has held only three open Board meetings in 2026 as Chairman John Crews has yet to preside over one.

The group will help the community development credit unions it represents assemble better tools and approaches.