Mountaineers John Snorri Sigurjónsson, from Iceland, Muhammad Ali Sadpara, from Pakistan, and Juan Pablo Mohr Prieto, from Chile, who have been missing on K2 since February 5, are believed to have died on the mountain.

The police investigation of Saturday’s fatal shooting on the street Rauðagerði, Reykjavík, is proceeding well.

About 100 residents of 46 houses in Seyðisfjörður, the East Fjords, had to evacuate their homes last night, due to a risk of landslides.

An Icelandic man in his 40s has been remanded in custody until Tuesday, February 23.

Stricter border measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 will be adopted in Iceland, starting Friday.

A mudslide occurred at about 6 pm Sunday night very near the farm Hof in Öræfi, Southeast Iceland.

If the fatal shooting on Rauðagerði, Reykjavík, Saturday night turns out to be connected to power struggle in the underworld, as mbl.is’s sources claim, then what we’re seeing is a serious development and a new reality in Icelandic society....

Since vaccinations for COVID-19 are underway in Europe and the US, Icelandic businesses and institutions in the tourism industry are preparing advertising campaigns, aimed toward people who have been vaccinated and are planning to travel.

Today is bolludagur, or ‘Bun Day,’ in Iceland.

A man in his 30s was killed outside his home on the street Rauðagerði, Reykjavík, Saturday night.

The construction of a new old downtown in Selfoss, Southwest Iceland, is well underway.

Vatnajökull National Park ranks second among Europe’s national parks in 2021 on TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best list.

According to the latest figures, updated yesterday, from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), Iceland is still the country among EFTA and EU member states with the lowest 14-day incidence per 100,000 inhabitants, or 8.4.

Bright-colored, strange-looking, giant tulips were recently planted by the Mjódd shopping center in Reykjavík.

Icelandic food production has grown in recent years, supplying Icelanders with most of the food they need, especially when it comes to protein.

By 2023, Jóhannes Rúnarsson, managing director of Strætó bus service, hopes to see self-driving buses in Iceland.

New figures from the Directorate of Labor show an unemployment rate of 26 percent in Suðurnes (the Reykjanes peninsula), Southwest Iceland.

For the first time since December 26, the residents of Reykjavík woke up to a snow-covered ground this morning.

Numerous parties have shown interest in starting an operation in the building that used to house Hótel Saga, Reykjavík.

It became clear yesterday that the pharmaceutical company Pfizer will not be conducting a phase IV trial of its COVID-19 vaccine in Iceland.