The storm that’s still raging in Iceland since yesterday afternoon blew the inflated cover off the sports facility in Hveragerði, Southwest Iceland, this morning.

Most roads out of Reykjavík and vicinity are closed this morning.

Due to severe weather in Iceland, numerous flights to and from Keflavík International Airport have been canceled or postponed this morning.

A 14-year-old boy reacted quickly when his ten-year-old brother was hit by an avalanche in Hveragerði, Southwest Iceland, Saturday.

Two foreign films and two foreign TV series are being filmed in Iceland these days.

The Icelandic Met Office has issued an orange weather alert for all of Iceland tonight.

The Travel Section of mbl.is has created a list of Iceland’s most romantic fjords.

Topping the list of best selling crime novels in France this week are books by Icelandic authors.

The condition of tourist destinations within protected areas in Iceland has improved, and the number of destinations considered at risk is down.

Travel experts from the booking service Culture Trip (theculturetrip.com) list the Húsafell Giljaböð (Húsafell Canyon Baths) in Borgarfjörður, West Iceland, as one of the World’s Greatest Travel Experiences for 2022.

Niceair, a new airline, based in Akureyri, North Iceland, has been started and will fly its first scheduled flight June 2.

According to the analytical department of the national commissioner of the police, Iceland is not experiencing a situation comparable to that of our neighboring countries.

Inflation continues on the Reykjanes peninsula, Southwest Iceland

A child fell through a snow-covered crevice in Þingvellir National Park yesterday afternoon.

Rescue workers, traveling on snowmobiles, came to the rescue of two men on Vatnajökull glacier yesterday afternoon.

Fifty rescue workers from nine rescue teams are on their way to Vatnajökull glacier, due to an emergency signal, received from a personal location beacon early this morning.

The northern lights have been very active in the sky above Iceland in recent days.

At a meeting today, the National Association of Police Officers (LL) will be discussing Icelandic police officers’ safety and whether they should carry weapons.

The special unit of the Icelandic national police commissioner has been called out increasingly often in recent years to respond to armed individuals.

Three men were arrested in Reykjavík yesterday morning after a man was shot and injured outdoors on Ingólfsstræti street.