Search resumed this morning for a man who fell into Gullfoss waterfall, South Iceland, between 4 and 5 pm yesterday.
Seven People Saved from House Fire on Mývatn Lake
A house, where staff members of Hótel Reynihlíð on Mývatn lake, North Iceland, reside, was destroyed in a fire overnight.
France Beats Iceland 1-0
The Icelandic women’s national football team lost to France last night 1-0 in its first match at the UEFA Women’s EURO 2017 in the Netherlands.
New Issue of Iceland Review is Out
The July/August issue of Iceland Review is out.
Today is Iceland’s National Day
Today is June 17, Iceland’s National Day.
Important Archaeological Find in North Iceland
Four pagan graves, believed to date from the tenth century, were discovered by archaeologists on Dysnes point, near Akureyri.
You Name It (VH)
Our airline has a new name.
Pollution Accident Unearthed in Keflavík?
The Suðurnes Public Health Authority has halted road construction in an area called Flugvellir in Keflavík, on the Reykjanes peninsula, due to tar pollution.
Ten Suspected of Drug Smuggling
Ten people are in police custody in Suðurnes, Southwest Iceland, suspected of drug smuggling.
Slow Food Founder Coming to Iceland
Carlo Petrini, president and co-founder of the global grassroots organization Slow Food, will be visiting Iceland next week and giving a lecture at at the University of Iceland on Tuesday.