Good morning! Here are today’s temperatures:

☀️ 35 – 68° in Logan

☀️ 42 – 71° in Salt Lake

☀️ 47 – 82° in St. George

NASA Astro Access ambassador Lindsay Yazzolino, blind since birth, is working to make space travel accessible to people who are blind. On Wednesday, she addressed students at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind in Salt Lake City.

Read more about how Yazzolino uses her lived experience and science background to collaborate with other professionals to make the world — and space travel — more accessible.

Also on our mind: The signing of a school safety law, a surprise U.S. inflation spike and why Victor Wembanyama and Brandon Sanderson met after a Utah Jazz game.

Austrian International Olympic Committee member Karl Stoss, in Utah to lead “a deep dive” into plans for a 2034 Winter Games, wasn’t ready to say Wednesday that another Olympics in the state is a done deal.

“But we have a very good feeling,” a smiling Stoss told reporters after he and other members of the IOC’s Future Host Commission heard a presentation on the sixth floor of the University of Utah’s Rice-Eccles Stadium tower that focused on what another Games would mean for the state.

Read more about what the IOC says about the future of the Olympics in Utah.

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— Ariel