Road workers spent six and half hours on Monday clearing snow from the road around Súðavíkurhlíð mountain in the West Fjords.
Tens of Thousands of Cream Buns Eaten on Bun Day
Icelanders consumed tens of thousands of cream buns on Monday in honor of Bolludagur, or Bun Day.
Icelandair Signs Agreement with Pilots' Union
Icelandair and FÍA, the Icelandic pilots’ union, have signed a collective bargaining agreement that is valid until December 31, 2019.
Thousands Remember Jóhann Jóhannsson on Social Media
Musicians, artists, directors, journalists, collaborators, and fans from both Iceland and abroad have flocked to social media to remember the life and legacy of composer and musician Jóhann Jóhannson.
Reykjavík Hotels Overbooked Due to Inclement Weather
Nearly every hotel in the capital area was fully booked on Sunday night, leaving travelers who’ve been stranded in Iceland because of inclement weather without a place to stay.
Icelandic Monster to Become IKEA Toy
Eight-year-old Rúnar Logi’s drawing of a blue monster was selected as one of the five international winners of IKEA’s Soft Toy Drawing Contest.
Iceland Holds No Patents for Geothermal Heat Utilization Methods
Icelanders hold no patents for geothermal heat utilization methods in Iceland, and have no such patent applications in progress.
Laundromat Café to Close This Sunday
The Laundromat Café, a popular downtown café and the only operational laundromat in Reykjavík, will be closing this Sunday.
Men's National Football Team to Unveil New Uniform
The Icelandic Men’s National Football team will be unveiling their new team uniforms at their upcoming friendly match against Mexico.
Positive Outlook for Eggert Einer Nielson's Citizenship Appeal
Páll Magnússon, chairman of the Icelandic parliament’s Judicial Affairs and Education Committee, thinks it “certain” and that Eggert Einer Nielson and his family will be granted Icelandic citizenship.