The severe weather that moved across Iceland the night before last caused a sand storm in the village Vík í Mýrdal.

Due to poor driving conditions, the transport of equipment needed to retrieve the bodies of victims of Thursday’s plane crash in Þingvallavatn lake, Southwest Iceland, had to be postponed until today.

There was high surf and big waves near Vestmannaeyjar islands yesterday.

“The front door burst open in the severe weather at 6 o’clock [yesterday] morning.”

The South Iceland police have obtained footage from security cameras, located on cabins near Þingvallavatn lake, where a small airplane crashed on Thursday, killing all four on board.

Preschools in Reykjavík and vicinity will open at 1 pm and recreational activities of grade school students will resume.

Orange weather alerts remain in effect all morning for all but the westernmost part of Iceland.

The bodies of all four men who were on board a small airplane that crashed into Þingvallavatn lake, Southwest Iceland, on Thursday, were located in the lake last night.

The Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Management Alert Phase declared due to storms all over Iceland. The Coordination Center for the Department of Civil Protection and Operations Control Centers throughout the country will be activated...

A cat named Rósalind, nicknamed Rector Rósalind and known for roaming the buildings of the University of Iceland, passed away in January.

A unique property with an ocean view, located on Seltjarnarnes point, near Reykjavík, has been listed for sale.

A fatal accident occurred on Ring Road One, east of the village Kirkjubæjarklaustur, South Iceland, about 40 minutes past midnight.

Hundreds of rescue workers from all over the country are taking part in searching for a small airplane that has been missing in Southwest Iceland since noon, yesterday.

The car service arekstur.is was called out 20 times to respond to collisions in Reykjavík and vicinity this morning between the hours of 8 and 9 am.

The Reykjavík Winter Lights Festival begins today and continues through Sunday, February 6.

At 7:10 pm last night, an earthquake of magnitude 4 hit the northeast rim of the caldera of Katla volcano.

The Icelandic government, in cooperation with the chief epidemiologist, is looking into easing restrictions sooner than originally announced.

The Fagradalsfjall eruption site in Southwest Iceland remains a popular tourist attraction, even though no volcanic activity has been detected there since September 18.

A Russian Ilyushin Il-76 cargo plane, transporting dogs and cats from Afghanistan, landed at Keflavík International Airport at 5 am yesterday en route to Vancouver, Canada.

Recently, more and more birds, covered in oil, have been discovered in the vicinity Vestmannaeyjar islands, off the south coast of Iceland.