The Idaho Falls Temple also is one of four currently operating in the state; a fifth temple is to be dedicated in Meridian on Nov, 19, ...

IDAHO FALLS — The First Presidency has announced open house and rededication dates for the newly renovated Idaho Falls Idaho Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The Idaho Falls Idaho Temple, the oldest LDS temple in Idaho, was dedicated on Sept. 23, 1945, by church President George Albert Smith, the church said.

About 7,500 East Idaho Mormons were given tickets to attend the rededication services at the Idaho Falls LDS Temple on Sunday.

Tens of thousands of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints participated in the rededication of the Idaho Falls Temple Sunday.

"Overall we wanted this temple to still feel like it'd been built in the 1940's, we didn't want this to feel like a brand new building, so the hope is that people walking through will find out ...

The Idaho Falls Temple was the first temple built in Idaho and is located on the picturesque banks of the Snake River on 1000 Memorial Drive. President George Albert Smith announced plans to build ...

The Idaho Falls LDS Temple re-opened today and KPVI was inside to take a look. The building underwent an extensive remodel to replace old wiring and heating systems. Old concrete floors and walls ...

Originally dedicated in 1945, the Idaho Falls temple was the Gem State's first LDS temple. Now there are four, with a fifth under construction in Meridian, west Boise.