Today, the 17th of June, is the National Day of Iceland.

Have you ever heard of an association where the sole requirement for becoming a member is to be named Ragnheiður?

A new book in English on Iceland in World War II has just hit the shelves in Iceland.

A couple of redwings in North Iceland may have found the safest nesting place there ever was.

Numerous businesses have publicly declared support for the initiative Against the Current (Á móti straumnum).

The Icelandic town of Ísafjörður, the West Fjords, has rejected an application from the mayor of the Polish town Ustrzyki Dolne, who sought to establish a sister-city agreement between the two towns.

“There is no water in the river. I’ve never seen it like this,” states Þórður Þorsteinsson, who works as a guide by Kjarrá/Þverá river.

The exhibition HEIMAt – Two Worlds opens today at Árbær Open Air Museum.

One of the most popular snacks in Iceland is dried fish.

Drought in West and South Iceland has created a risk of wildfires.

At Laugardalsvöllur arena in Reykjavík tonight,the Icelandic men’s national soccer team beat Turkey 2:1.

Unusually warm weather is in the maps for Iceland today and tomorrow.

Last year, there were 141 registered cases of off-road driving on Road F208, in the central highlands of Iceland, where the violators could not be reached.

A family was onboard the small plane that crashed in South Iceland Sunday night.

Three people are dead and two seriously injured after a small plane crashed in South Iceland last night.

Not many couples get to spend 75 years in marriage.

“I came to Norðurfjörður for the first time three years ago, but it’s been five years since I first visited Iceland.”

Suimia I. Georgsdóttir has a business degree and is the managing director of Birta þjónusta cleaning services.

“Rescue missions could be delayed for hours, even for half a day or a whole day.”

If all goes according to plan, a new ferry for Vestmannaeyjar islands will be delivered to its owner, the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administraton, in Poland on Sunday.

A video posted on YouTube Thursday, explaining the sudden boom in tourism in Iceland in the past decade, has received more than 400,000 views.

“Of course we’re delighted to have Óli in town, and we hope he’ll come as often as possible, because he’s a great guy.”

The Reykjavík City Council has unanimously voted to approve a proposition to have a permanent rainbow painted on a street in Reykjavík.

The Reykjavík City council has announced that drinking fountains have been installed throughout the city.

Silfra fissure at Þingvellir National Park appears not to have reached capacity yet, in terms of number of guests, a new report suggests.

Due to the climate crisis, scientists were unable to access Vatnajökull glacier this year by the regular route over Tungnaárjökull glacier.

Two horned grebes were spotted last week on the Pond in Reykjavík.

“I feel like I’m still making pop music, but with an extension in every direction.”

The Icelandic government has announced measures to facilitate the switch to electric cars in the country.

The Hvalfjörður Tunnel, West Iceland, will be closed June 5, 6, and 7 from midnight till 7 am.

Fishermen’s Day was celebrated all over Iceland yesterday.

A new campaign by Inspired by Iceland encourages tourists in Iceland to drink tap water instead of bottled water in an effort to cut down plastic use.

A Russian social media star, Alexander Tikhomirov, is responsible for extensive damage to the land near Mývatn lake, North Iceland, due to off-road driving there yesterday.

The Icelandic Met Office forecasts sleet or snow on mountain roads in Northeast Iceland and East Iceland today, including Fjarðarheiði mountain pass.

A new kind of trips has gained attention lately for combining sailing and running.