Police officers made a deliberate and informed decision to use a taser during an arrest in Reykjanesbær earlier today.

Hildur Björnsdóttir, leader of the Independence Party in Reykjavík, has today held individual meetings with the leaders of the Centre Party, Viðreisn, The Left, and the Progressive Party. Next on her schedule are separate meetings with the lea...

A witness who observed a disturbing incident in the old cemetery in Reykjanesbær this morning, where a man reportedly set himself on fire during a mental health crisis, says police pressured him into deleting a video he recorded of the event.

Several coalition options are possible in Reykjavík City Council following Saturday’s municipal election, but in practice no majority appears possible without the Independence Party’s nine council seats.

An independent commission led by former Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir is calling on the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare climate change a global public health emergency.

Two decades ago, the Grapevine ran a stunning advertisement that stated there were now 400,000 tourists in a country of 300,000 people. At that time, we were one of many free newspapers, and we held the singular advantage of presenting information in...

As has been well documented, we have no money here. We do, however, have shoes. On May 16 and 17, we walked eight miles, attended eight election parties, and interviewed as many authorities as possible to determine what the future might hold for Reyk...

“I think everybody has a great relationship with Snæfellsnes, because, when it’s a sunny day in Reykjavík, you see the glacier! It’s associated with something very positive,” Birgit Guðjónsdóttir remarked over a video call this Ma...

Whether you live in Reykjavík or are just visiting, you’ve got to do something on a weekend night — and luckily, we’ve selected a few things you might want to check out. Tonight, Friday, May 15, Kjartan Hugi plays a mostly improvised set on wo...

On May 10, Stjörnugrís pig farm at Kjalarnes was burglarised. Offices were vandalised and pigs were freed from their pens, resulting in the death of at least 10 piglets.  In conversation with Vísir, Stjörnugrís CEO Geir Gunnar Geirsson claimed ...