The Reykjavík Jazz Festival opens today and continues through September 4.

Hikers at the eruption site by Fagradalsfjall, Southwest Iceland, saw a fascinating sight yesterday morning.

Police officers in East Iceland shot and injured a man in the town Egilsstaðir last night.

“The number of cases is down.”

Meteorologists closely watched temperatures rise in North and East Iceland yesterday, wondering if Tuesday’s record would be broken.

The timing couldn’t be better.

The opening ceremony of the 2020 Summer Paralympic Games was held in at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo, Japan, yesterday.

A heat record was set in Hallormsstaður, East Iceland, yesterday when the temperature reached 29.3°C (84.7°F).

The Icelandic government has approved suggestions made by a committee on refugee affairs in response to the situation in Afghanistan in the wake of the Taliban takeover there.

The use of COVID-19 self-tests has been allowed in Iceland.

Pilots and flight crew members of the Icelandic airline Play, which began operation in June, have been offered to take up to a 50 percent reduction in employment ratio in exchange for being offered permanent employment this winter.

COVID-19 vaccination of children aged 12-15 has begun nationwide in Iceland.

Róbert Wessman, chairman and CEO of the pharmaceutical company Alvogen, and Ksenia Shakhmanova got married in France yesterday.

“This is a small victory, but to me, it is an important one.”

The season most cherished by the children of Vestmannaeyjar islands has started.

“[T]he view and this great height is what matters most.”

What surprises Icelandic visitors is hearing that people in the Viking Age probable slept sitting.

An ditch has been dug in Nátthagi valley, near the Fagradalsfjall eruption site, Southwest Iceland.

The song “I Think of Angels,” by beloved Icelandic musician Kristján Kristjánsson, better known as KK, is featured in American director Sean Penn’s new film, Flag Day.

Although oil exploration efforts in the Dreki region, or Dragon Zone, in the North Atlantic, were abandoned in the past decade and did not lead to oil being extracted, the research involved did produce knowledge and data most valuable to Iceland.