An aerial view of the Fort Worth Texas Temple grounds shows the beautiful mosaic floors that have been created for the gathering plazas located on each side of the building. Stone pavers were laid in precise patterns to produce representations of blossoms and barbed quatrefoils. With the bulk of the landscaping in place, work will continue to completion over the coming months.

Landscaping is progressing at the Londrina Brazil Temple site where staircases are being installed, trees are being established, and flowerbeds are being prepared for planting. The grounds will feature a beautiful variety of foliage including royal palms, trumpet trees, and Brazilian pines. Visitors to the property are welcome to view construction activity from an observation platform accessible from the visitors' trailer.

Construction of Michigan's second temple began 14 months ago and continues to rise in the Grand Rapids suburb of Kentwood near the intersection of Forest Hill Avenue and Burton Street. Much of the rear side of the Grand Rapids Michigan Temple has been clad with stone, and work is progressing along the side walls toward the front of the building. A low-profile grounds maintenance building also stands on the property.

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.