In his first visit back to Utah since awarding Salt Lake City the 2034 Winter Games, the International Olympic Committee president sought to ease worries that the city could lose its second Olympics if organizers don't fulfill an agreement to play peacemaker between anti-doping authorities.

IOC president Thomas Bach sought to ease worries that Salt Lake City could lose its second Olympics if organizers don't fulfill an agreement to play peacemaker between anti-doping authorities.

At the Utah Olympic Park near Park City on a hot Saturday afternoon, Bach marched up a steep, pebble-covered hillside to the massive 80-foot-by-180-foot inflatable airbag used by snowboarders to practice their big air moves in the summer, ignoring plans to briefly view it from a balcony.

Thomas Bach is the president of the International Olympic Committee. He was visiting various sites in Utah that are expected to be used during the 2034 Winter Olympics, which are set to be hosted in.

Leaders from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met with IOC President Tomas Bach during their trip to Utah.

The president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, will be in Utah later this month to tour 2034 Winter Games venues and meet with state and local leaders.

In his first visit back to Utah since awarding Salt Lake City the 2034 Winter Games, the International Olympic Committee president sought to ease worries that t