The Bandero, the vessel operated by anti-whaling activist Paul Watson, plans to target the fuel company that supplies Icelandic whaling company Hvalur hf.

The Súlur rescue team, currently on highland patrol in Landmannalaugar, was called out on Saturday after a hiker fell on the trail between Landmannalaugar and Hrafntinnusker.

The Icelandic Coast Guard patrol vessel Þór caught up with the Bandero, the vessel operated by anti-whaling activist Paul Watson, west of Iceland yesterday evening. The Coast Guard vessel is now in the vicinity of the ship and is shadowing it.

"They were wonderful guests, and they climbed the cliffs of Drangey Island as if it were nothing," says Viggó Jónsson, known as the "Lord of Drangey," in Skagafjörður.

The fissure that runs through Grindavík, known as Stamphólsgjá, at one point split the town in two. The fissure has now been partially filled.

Bruna Ludmila, the girlfriend of Kaleo frontman Jökull Júlíusson, has shared an emotional tribute following the band's concert at Þingvellir on Saturday.

“I first saw this just two days ago on the Bakland ferðaþjónusta Facebook page. A tour guide had posted that he had noticed some rocks he didn't recognize,” says Þórir Níels Kjartansson, former managing director of the well-known Víkurprjón knitwear company in Vík í Mýrdal. Now retired, he enjoys observing changes in the local landscape, including at Reynisfjara Black Beach, which is the subject of this story.

Ivanka Trump, daughter of U.S. President Donald Trump, is visiting Iceland with her husband, Jared Kushner.

The Hvammstangi International Puppetry Festival (HIP Fest) starts today for this weekend in Hvammstangi, Northwest Iceland, bringing together puppeteers, theatre makers and performing artists from Iceland, Spain, Italy, Canada and Ukraine.

Rescue teams were called out and dispatched to Baldvinsskáli mountain hut on Fimmvörðuháls this afternoon.

At the end of 2023, the Grindavík Golf Club had 249 registered members. Today, membership has grown to 1,389.

Nothing in the Court of Appeal’s ruling in the so-called terrorism case calls for a review of the terrorism provisions in Iceland’s General Penal Code.

Repairs began today on a sidewalk at Langarimi 4 in Grafarvogur. The sidewalk has attracted considerable media attention after Soffía Jóhannesdóttir, a 93-year-old resident of the Eir nursing home, was injured there in an accident.

A magnitude 3.3 earthquake was recorded just northwest of Þórisjökull shortly after midnight last night. According to a natural hazards specialist at the Icelandic Meteorological Office, there are no signs of volcanic unrest.

Grímur Grímsson, a Member of Parliament for the Liberal Reform Party, believes there is reason to review the terrorism provisions of Iceland’s General Penal Code.

Real estate company Heimar has decided to introduce paid parking at the Smáralind shopping center in Kópavogur in the near future.

It is up to the legal experts within each police district to determine the amount of a fine for off-road driving. The fine can range from ISK 10,000 to ISK 1 million, depending on factors such as the seriousness of the offense, its extent, and its impact on nature.

The purchasing power of wages has grown much faster in Iceland than in most European Union countries over the past decade. Average annual growth in purchasing power in Iceland has been 3.8%, compared with 0.4% on average across the EU.

“Overall, I honestly don't think I've ever experienced an atmosphere quite like this at any event, nor the same level of positivity and gratitude, in my long career of organizing events and music festivals. For that, we are extremely grateful.”

A fatal traffic accident occurred just east of Vík í Mýrdal yesterday.

Two foreign tourists, each driving a Land Rover, drove long distances off-road along the Emstruleið route, from Einhyrningur to Álftavatn, according to mountain support driver Klemenz Geir Klemenzson.

A magnitude 3.1 earthquake was recorded on the Reykjanes Ridge, approximately 20 kilometers southwest of Eldey, shortly before 2 a.m. last night.

Around 80 people took part in a rescue operation at Háifoss in Þjórsárdalur yesterday after a hiker suffered a broken leg.

The Icelandic Court of Appeal has, for a second time, upheld the district court’s acquittal on the terrorism-related charges in the so-called terrorism case, while leaving unchanged the sentences imposed for firearms offenses.

The driver of a vehicle involved in a serious traffic accident on Hálsasveitarvegur, just north of Reykholt, on June 16, has died at the emergency department of Landspítali National Hospital.

Gunnlaugur Árni Sveinsson of GKG wrote a new chapter in Icelandic sporting history when he competed in the U.S. Open Golf Championship in New York yesterday. He struggled during the opening round, carding an 84.

A serious collision was narrowly avoided in Víðigerði today when a driver attempted to overtake a line of vehicles.

Celebrations were held across Iceland yesterday to mark the country's National Day.

Parliament is now entering the final stages of its current session, and lawmakers are still aiming to conclude parliamentary business tomorrow.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has extended his congratulations to the people of Iceland on the occasion of the country’s 82nd National Day.

A wide-ranging program of events will be held in Reykjavík on Iceland’s National Day, June 17.

An Icelandic Coast Guard helicopter was dispatched shortly before 4 p.m. today following a serious traffic accident in Reykholt, Borgarfjörður.

New renderings have been unveiled of Iceland’s proposed National Arena, a multi-purpose indoor sports and events venue designed to meet modern standards and provide facilities for Iceland’s national teams, sports clubs, and the general public.