The Utah Supreme Court has ruled that construction of the Heber Valley Utah Temple can proceed, overturning a construction injunction imposed almost five months ago. The Court has not yet issued a ruling in the lawsuit filed against Wasatch County for approving plans for the temple in November 2023, but the Church may proceed with construction at its own risk. The opinion said that the suing residents failed to identify the irreparable harm the construction would cause, and the Church has promised to restore the site to its original state if it loses the case.

A metallic cupola with a concave-sided pyramidal form and a needle finial has been installed atop the tiered steeple on the west end of the Cagayan de Oro Philippines Temple. The temple features a pale-gold corrugated roof and a light-colored, stone-clad exterior. The work of cladding began several months ago and remains ongoing. Roofing for the ancillary building, located behind the temple, is also in place.

Structural framing of the Winchester Virginia Temple has progressed steadily over the past several weeks, including framing of the entrance portico, featuring a pediment supported by four columns. Located in the Northern Shenandoah Valley, the 30,000-square-foot facility will spare local Church members from the traffic congestion of Greater Washington where they have attended the Washington D.C. Temple for decades.

The inscribed stone panels for the monument sign at the Cody Wyoming Temple were installed yesterday, etched with the names of the Church and the temple. The lettering will be painted later. The sign stands just outside the property fence, coordinating with the stone-clad columns. The temple will be the third in the state, following the Casper Wyoming Temple (2024) and the Star Valley Wyoming Temple (2016).