Armed with knives, volunteers showed up in the town Hveragerði, Southwest Iceland, Saturday morning at 9 am.

A proposal, suggesting that part of Reykjanesbraut road will be in a tunnel, won a competition, held by the Municipality of Kópavogur.

Twenty-seven Ukrainian refugees arrived in Iceland Saturday.

More than 700 people are taking part in the joint defense exercise Northern Viking 2022, which began in Iceland Saturday.

Attempts were made to fool Icelanders on April Fool’s Day, as is the custom.

An exciting event is coming up at Harpa Concert Hall tomorrow afternoon, April 3, at 4 pm.

“[W]e wondered what we, brewers in Iceland, could do to help.”

The number of people who have died of COVID-19 in Iceland has passed 100.

Since 2016, Iceland and Switzerland have taken turns being Europe’s most expensive countries.

“The conditions are difficult.”

Blindrafélagið, the Icelandic Association of the Visually Impaired (BIAVI), launched a fundraiser yesterday to ensure that more guide dogs can be brought to Iceland.

The decision of the Directorate of Immigration to revoke the residence permit of a Filipino woman, who worked in Iceland as an au pair, has been reversed.

Owners of cabins in the vicinity of Seyðishólar craters, Southwest Iceland, are very concerned about plans to increase excavation in the quarry in the craters.

The crew of the trawler Bergey VE from Vestmannaeyjar islands had a reason to cheer this week, when they caught a huge cod.

There will be extensive road closures in Reykjavík and vicinity in the coming days.

One of Iceland’s most expensive apartments has been sold to investor Jónas Hagan Guðmundsson, owner of the financial service company Dreisam ehf.

One of Iceland’s main traffic safety experts, Ólafur Kr. Guðmundsson, fears a major increase in the number of traffic accidents in Iceland this summer,

Preparation for the recovery of the airplane that crashed into Þingvallavatn lake in February will likely begin in April.

Due to filming, Krýsuvíkurvegur road on the Reykjanes peninsula, Southwest Iceland, will be closed today, tomorrow and half the day Wednesday.

A turning point may have been reached regarding nightlife in downtown Reykjavík, following two years of the COVID-19 pandemic when operating hours kept changing.