The multi-day music and arts event will take place from September 2 to 6, promising performances across various genres.

Opposition groups advocating against Iceland's European Union membership have erected prominent "NO" banners along major thoroughfares in the capital to rally public sentiment.

The filmmaker behind the action-comedy Bullet Train has been invited as a special guest to participate in this year's Reykjavík International Film Festival events.

Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk has been selected as this year's recipient of the Halldór Laxness International Literary Award, with the presentation ceremony scheduled for September 10 in Reykjavík.

American rapper Azealia Banks is scheduled to take the stage at Austurbæjarbíó in Reykjavík on December 3rd, drawing attention despite her polarizing public reputation.

Bíó Paradís will host a special screening of Sara Dosa’s film followed by a discussion with Icelandic author Andri Snær Magnason, focusing on themes of time and water.

Reykjavík City has approved changes that will lead to the dismissal of 86 employees. Of these, 32 are offered new or changed positions, while 54 will not continue their employment. These are not the first...

Municipal officials discussed restructuring city services and reducing staff across welfare and education departments during an emergency council session.

A heavily intoxicated bus passenger was arrested in Reykjavík after attempting to punch one passenger and pouring beer over another. Police found suspected narcotics in the man's luggage.

Reykjavík prepares for the vibrant Jazz Festival and other events, indicating that despite the end of calendar summer, the capital remains active.

The coaching team of Icelandic football club Víkingur participated in the Reykjavík Marathon to raise support for their goalkeeper, Ingvar Jónsson, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.

Reykjavík police addressed nearly 40 young people for underage drinking during Culture Night, confiscating alcohol and contacting parents. Despite the high activity, authorities reported the evening passed well overall.

Reykjavík's Culture Night featured lively events, including Rás 2's Tónaflóð concert, with participants encouraged to dress warmly. The city's mayor emphasized that weather should not deter attendance at the popular cultural celebration.

Three law professors from Reykjavík University have challenged a headline in Morgunblaðið newspaper concerning their opinion for the Prime Minister, stating that the sub-headline misrepresents their views.

The Reykjavík Marathon proceeded with great success today, despite challenging conditions of wet and cold weather.

Police in Reykjavík are investigating an assault that occurred in the city center. Several individuals were reportedly causing disturbances and inconveniencing others.

Ideas are being discussed to establish a restaurant in the old Landsbankinn building at Austurstræti 11 in Reykjavík, Iceland.

A man has been sentenced to fifteen months in prison by the District Court of Reykjavík for drug smuggling, after receiving two shipments containing a total of nearly 1.3 kilograms of 80-81% pure cocaine hidden in pots.

A woman recounts how her grandmother's grave in Fossvogskirkjugarður, Reykjavík, was opened overnight last summer and the ashes removed, leaving only a small amount behind.

Strætó bus services in Reykjavík will operate differently on Saturday due to Culture Night, one of the busiest days of the year. Most routes will run more frequently, and free shuttle buses will operate between Laugardalshöll.

Primary schools in Reykjavík will begin the 2026–27 term with a citywide policy banning phones during lessons, breaks, and lunchtime.

A British marathon runner is participating in the Reykjavík Marathon to raise awareness and funds for research into Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME).

The Reykjavík Jazz Festival, running from August 25-30, will conclude with a special tribute concert on August 30, where numerous artists will perform songs by double bassist and composer Tómas R. Einarsson.

Price increases for home-delivered meals for senior citizens in Reykjavík have been met with strong criticism, with the chairman of the Association of Senior Citizens calling it disrespectful.

Preparations for Reykjavík's Culture Night and Marathon will lead to the first road closures in the city center starting Thursday afternoon, ahead of the main events on Saturday, August 22.

Spanish artist Juan Arctic, a decade-long resident of Iceland, has made a distinctive and colorful mark on Reykjavík and its surroundings with his outdoor artworks.

Two customers on Reykjavík's Miðbakki Ferris wheel called police after the ride was switched off and staff apparently left the site while they were still aboard.

Starting at the end of the month, non-residents of Vitatorg service apartments will no longer be able to have lunch at the social center on weekends. Reykjavík City's office manager for elderly affairs stated this change aligns with practices in other social centers.

The head of the Association of School Leaders in Reykjavík, Iceland, stresses that collaboration between authorities and teachers is more crucial than metrics for safeguarding an inspiring school system.

Reykjavík is set to host its annual Culture Night, a major August event featuring numerous activities for all ages, alongside a marathon. The city anticipates a busy Saturday as the "Dog Days" slumber concludes.

The utility company Veitur will begin drilling for hot water at two locations in Reykjavík around the end of September and beginning of October.

The Icelandic band Kolrassa krókríðandi will run a 10-kilometer race in the Reykjavík Marathon to support Ljósið, a cancer support center, after their singer and violinist, Elíza Newman, found the center invaluable following her breast cancer diagnosis in 2020.

A new dramatization titled 'The Brink of War,' starring Jeff Daniels, Jared Harris, and J.K. Simmons, draws inspiration from Cold War trauma and 1970s cinema to depict the 1986 Reykjavík Summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev.

The Reykjavík City Council has approved a 90% discount on street construction fees for underground parking spaces in apartment buildings, fulfilling a promise made by the Independence Party during the last municipal elections.

A bus collided with a passenger car at the intersection of Grensásvegur and Suðurlandsbraut in Reykjavík. Emergency services responded, but injuries reported were minor.

Residents at Vesturgata 3 in downtown Reykjavík are concerned about plans for a Reykjavík Fish restaurant, which would use deep fryers in a protected wooden house built in 1841.

Ida Vilhelmina Jespersen, born in Reykjavík, embarked on a remarkable journey from Copenhagen's dubious streets to various countries, eventually becoming entangled in a spy case.

Hotel rates in Reykjavík have surged by over 140% around today's total solar eclipse, with averages exceeding $1,000 per night, according to the Financial Times.

Police responded with a significant presence near Austurbæjarskóli in Reykjavík after a man was found dead there shortly before 1 PM today.

Helga Lára Haarde has been appointed as the new assistant to the Mayor of Reykjavík, Hildur Sverrisdóttir.

A significant number of private jets have been observed at Reykjavík Airport, indicating increased private air traffic.

The European fisheries control vessel Ocean Protector is currently docked in Reykjavík harbor, as part of its operations.

Two trans women have described separate violent incidents in Reykjavík during Pride celebrations, including an attack in which a stone was thrown less than half a metre from one woman’s head.

Iceland Review features Alison MacNeil's playlist for Reykjavík Pride, emphasizing the ongoing celebration of pride beyond the festival events.

The Reykjavík Pride Parade was marked by a lively and joyful atmosphere, with participants and spectators celebrating throughout the event. Images captured the festive mood and excitement.

Reykjavík police in the capital area dealt with 56 reported incidents including assaults, burglaries, and property damage between 5 AM and late afternoon, according to their overview.

A public meeting was held in Reykjavík, Iceland, to discuss the militarization of the European Union and the misuse of power within the bloc.

The Icelandic Coast Guard is calling for a significant expansion of its rescue fleet, including more helicopters and a stronger presence outside Reykjavík, following a 40% year-on-year jump in July call-outs.

Organizers anticipate this weekend's Reykjavík Pride parade to be the largest in the festival's history, with thousands of residents and visitors expected to fill the capital's streets.

The opening ceremony for Hinsegin dagar (Pride Days) was held last night at the Parliament Hotel in downtown Reykjavík.

Hotel overnight stays in Reykjavík's capital region saw a sharp decline in June, while South Iceland experienced double-digit growth, contributing to broadly stable national hotel stay figures.

The Icelandic Coast Guard and special forces took control of Paul Watson's whale conservation ship, Bandero, which is now docked in Reykjavík harbor amidst an atmosphere of uncertainty.

An artwork by Louisa depicting Reykjavík Harbor was sold for a high price. The specific details of the sale and the exact value were not disclosed, but the piece commanded significant attention.

Officials in Reykjavík are considering expanding the city's CCTV network and launching a neighborhood watch program in response to a recent increase in burglaries, though police report a decline in break-ins following arrests.

Reykjavík recorded rainfall in July that was double the average for 1991-2020, marking the highest July precipitation in the city since 1984.

The Rector of Menntaskólinn í Reykjavík, Sólveig Hannesdóttir, highlights the school's long-standing housing problem and expresses a desire to expand, requiring better facilities.

Reykjavík City is evaluating whether to renovate or demolish the stand at Laugardalslaug, with a swift decision expected due to urgency.

Þórir Kjartansson, the driver and security guard for the Mayor of Reykjavík, shared his personal story of overcoming alcoholism, revealing he once slept in the City Hall's parking garage.

Police in Reykjavík report a sharp decrease in break-ins and thefts in the city center, attributing the fall to the preventive detention of three prolific repeat offenders.

Ein af orsökum þess að lögregla gat ekki gripið fyrr inn í innbrotahrinu sem geisaði í miðbæ Reykjavíkur í liðnum mánuði er sú að ekki var unnt að fá einstaklinga sem grunaðir eru um að hafa framið…

The closure of Húrra Reykjavík's clothing stores after 12 years of operation drew significant attention. Sindri Snær Jensson, co-founder and owner, discussed the challenges in an interview, urging customers not to "go to the store and steal the service."

Residents and business owners in Reykjavík are invited to a public meeting next week to address a recent increase in burglaries across the capital.

Police in the capital region of Iceland are investigating a burglary after receiving a report of an individual ringing doorbells in a Reykjavík apartment building who then forced entry.

Firefighters in the capital region of Iceland responded to two calls tonight, including extinguishing a fire that broke out in a dumpster near an apartment building in Hátún, Reykjavík.

Ingimar Guðmundsson and his son Logi Ingimarsson, both diagnosed with leukemia, are preparing to run the Reykjavík Marathon next month to raise money for Kraft, a support organization.

Reykjavík City is inviting residents and businesses to a consultation meeting to discuss security in the city, following a recent surge in burglaries in the city center where three individuals have been arrested.

The newly established venue at Tryggvagötu opened its doors following a nearly three-month postponement caused by municipal licensing procedures.

Pre-trial detention is being maintained for an Icelandic suspect linked to the death of a Polish man in his forties, who succumbed to stab wounds sustained during an incident at Landspítali hospital earlier this month.

Stjóri Barnaverndar Reykjavíkur krefst tafarlausrar aðgerða vegna aukinnar áfengis- og kannabisnotkunar meðal grunnskólanema, og bendir á að vandamálið sé í hækkun.

The Reykjavík Metropolitan Police Commissioner has formally charged Sema Erla Serdaroglu with violating Icelandic laws governing public fundraising campaigns.

Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir delivered a final address to the Icelandic public in Reykjavík, summarizing key findings and outcomes from a nationwide series of stakeholder listening sessions on national interests.

A major administrative overhaul in Iceland's capital will eliminate 54 positions while offering altered roles to 32 others, aiming to save approximately ISK 900 million annually.

Educated attorney Védís Eva Guðmundsdóttir shares insights on her recent literary work after leaving legal practice in Brussels and Iceland to run a bakery downtown.

Harvard economics professor and 2023 Nobel laureate Claudia Goldin will deliver a keynote address at a business administration conference hosted by Reykjavík University.

A group of school staff in Reykjavík has received termination letters as their jobs are being outsourced, with a union leader criticizing the city's decision.

The research vessel RRS Sir David Attenborough is currently docked in Reykjavík Harbor as part of an international expedition investigating the effects of the melting Greenland Ice Sheet on the North Atlantic and Earth’s climate.

Reykjavík's city center was vibrant with activity during Culture Night, despite unfavorable weather conditions, with RÚV reporter Ari Páll Karlsson capturing the festive atmosphere.

Katrín Helga, who lives in a beautiful apartment in Reykjavík with her boyfriend, enjoys decorating her home and draws significant inspiration from Danish magazines.

Reykjavík was bustling with life during Culture Night, featuring diverse art events across the city center and concluding with a spectacular fireworks display, as the city celebrated its 240th anniversary.

A pharmacy in Efstaleiti, Reykjavík, was broken into overnight, and drugs were stolen. Police are gathering information, including security camera footage, to identify the culprits.

Reykjavík is preparing to welcome approximately 100,000 visitors to its city center for Culture Night, an annual event featuring diverse activities from morning until evening, including a marathon with over 15,000 runners.

The cost of storing children's mobile phones in Reykjavík primary schools, due to a ban on phone use during school hours, is estimated to be up to 75 million Icelandic Króna. This figure raises concerns about the use of taxpayer money.

Reykjavík's newly published election handbook details voter eligibility, overseas voting rights, and early ballot casting for the August 29 EU referendum in Iceland.

An Icelandic runner has raised four million kronor for the Pieta Association in the Reykjavík Marathon, stating a desire to give back after his own struggles with anxiety.

At a meeting of Reykjavík’s Executive Council, the mayor proposed a special subsidy for meal services for low-income senior citizens, amidst a 95% increase in meal prices for city council members.

Ari Edwald, leader of the Centre Party in the city council, was elected chairman of the new board of Reykjavík Energy at the company's general meeting today.

As the Reykjavík Marathon draws near, runners are finalizing preparations, with an emphasis on nutrition, hydration, and energy being as crucial as training for success.

A driver in downtown Reykjavík is suspected of committing various traffic violations leading up to an accident where their vehicle crashed into a lamppost. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events.

The organizations Home and School, in collaboration with the City of Reykjavík, will offer primary school children homework assistance at the City Library in Kringlan and Gerðuberg for the upcoming school year.

The majority representatives on Reykjavík City Council's welfare committee have approved a proposal to increase prices for meals and home-delivered food for seniors in service apartments and community centers by up to 70% starting September 1.

Reykjavík's Mayor Hildur Björnsdóttir celebrated the city's 240th anniversary and unveiled a diverse program for Culture Night, scheduled for August 22 in downtown Reykjavík.

The Bandero, a vessel belonging to Paul Watson's organization, has been moved from Reykjavík's old harbor to Akranes harbor in Iceland. Its crew arrived in Icelandic waters with the stated purpose of both stopping and raising awareness about whaling activities.

The implementation of a phone ban in Reykjavík primary schools could cost up to 75 million Icelandic króna, primarily due to expenses for lockers, compartments, storage boxes, supervision, and procedures.

An Icelandic district court ruled that the police failed to sufficiently prove that a man claiming to be a journalist aboard the vessel Bandero was actually a crew member or part of its staff, according to a Reykjavík District Court decision.

The Federation of Icelandic Industries (SI) welcomes a reduction in road construction fees in Reykjavík, calling it a timely and welcome policy change by the city.

A group of senior citizens from Reykjavík's Grafarvogur district will participate in the Reykjavík Marathon for the first time to raise money for their social activities.

The Sameyki union in Reykjavík, Iceland, is expressing concern over the city council majority's rationalization plans, fearing they will lead to cuts in basic services for citizens and job losses for union members.

An individual was arrested in central Reykjavík today after being found in possession of a significant amount of illegal drugs.

Police in the capital region received a report of a man covered in blood walking in downtown Reykjavík last night or early this morning.

Belgian rock band dEUS is scheduled to perform in Reykjavík's Austurbæjarbíó on October 2, revisiting material from their first two albums with support from Icelandic band Ensími.

Paul Watson's organization's ship, 'Bandero,' is stranded in Reykjavík port with an uncertain departure date, as part of its crew has already left the country. The duration of its stay in Iceland remains unknown.

Fire engines from all stations in the capital region were dispatched to a fire on Gylfaflöt in Grafarvogur, Reykjavík, resulting in one person being taken to the emergency room.

A man who was reported missing by the police in the Reykjavík capital area last night has been found safe and sound.

A proposal by the Centre Party in Reykjavík's city council suggests reintroducing two right-turn bypass lanes at the intersection of Höfðabakki and Bæjarháls. The aim is to alleviate traffic congestion at and around the intersection.

The popular Spanish restaurant La Barceloneta is closing its current location at Templarasund 3 in Reykjavík on August 16 and is actively searching for new premises.

The Icelandic band Moses Hightower, founded in Reykjavík in 2007, is approaching its 20th anniversary and has released approximately five albums, including their latest 'Moses Hightower og vinir'.

Dr. Carl Baudenbacher, former president of the EFTA Court, is scheduled to deliver a lecture on European affairs in Reykjavík, Iceland, with the venue changed from the University of Iceland to Sjálfstæðissalurinn.

An Icelandic article reminisces about the wedding of Sigrún and Baldur, which took place in the Reykjavík Cathedral.

One person was transported to the emergency department after a motorcycle veered off Sæbraut road and collided with a guardrail. Two individuals were on the motorcycle at the time of the incident.

Gerður Róbertsdóttir, project manager at Reykjavík City Museum's Árbæjarsafn, highlights an exhibition filled with various treasures, including old foot massagers, inviting visitors on a nostalgic journey back in time.

The Reykjavík Pride Parade is taking place today with increased security measures in effect. The event celebrates the LGBTQ+ community, featuring participants from various groups, including the 'Elderly Department'.

The Brákarborg kindergarten on Kleppsveg in Reykjavík has officially reopened after more than two years of construction to address serious building defects.

The latest publication from the esteemed champagne house Pol Roger recounts an unusual and little-known wartime story from Reykjavík, involving Winston Churchill and a pen pal.

A family rainbow festival took place at the Elliðaárstöðvar playground in Elliðaárdalur, offering diverse activities for children, including a performance by the Reykjavík Work School brass band.

Police in the capital region of Iceland arrested a can thief who had entered a garden and threatened to bite the homeowner.

Two men armed with a hammer and an axe were arrested in downtown Reykjavík overnight after police received a report of armed individuals.

Queer Days (Hinsegin dagar) festival officially began today outside Iðnó in downtown Reykjavík, serving as the festival's hub. A diverse program is planned throughout the week, culminating in the Pride Parade on Saturday.

A snowdrift in Gunnlaugsskarð on Esjan mountain, an informal indicator of weather for Reykjavík residents, is reported to be significantly smaller but still present, measuring about ten meters long and two meters wide.

Crew members of the seized anti-whaling vessel Bandero remain confined to the ship in Reykjavík, with only the captain formally charged, according to the Captain Paul Watson Foundation.

Valdimar Sverrisson, a photographer and comedian who lost his sight 11 years ago, is running the Reykjavík Marathon for the ninth time to support a cat shelter and honor his late guide dog, Lubbi.

Ming Ting Mancel was sentenced to twelve years in prison for her role in the death of her daughter, Catherine Mancel, at the Edition Hotel in Reykjavík last summer.

A community project in Reykjavik received support from BYKO, which provided paint, and Reykjavíkurborg (Reykjavik City), which supplied painters for the work.

A tire on a DC-3 aircraft burst upon landing at Reykjavík Airport this afternoon, leading to the temporary closure of the airport. Isavia's deputy information officer, Andri Ómarsson, confirmed the incident, with the number of passengers unknown.

Reykjavík City Hall held a public meeting where the mayor and security officials presented new actions and advice to counter a recent wave of burglaries in the city center.

Burglaries and thefts significantly increased in downtown Reykjavík this summer, but police believe they have gained control of the situation after three of the most active burglars were placed in repeat offender custody.

Ticket sales for a festival in Reykjavík during the Merchant's Weekend have been exceptionally strong, indicating high enthusiasm for both the festival and visiting the city.

A repeat offender in her thirties has been sentenced to twelve months in prison by the Reykjavík District Court for multiple thefts of goods valued at nearly one million Icelandic krona.

An employee at a bottle recycling center in Reykjavík suffered severe burns in a fire on Friday and has been transferred to Copenhagen for specialized medical treatment.

The majority in Reykjavík's city council has completed seven out of 31 projects set to be finished within 100 days by September 10th, with the mayor expressing optimism despite many major tasks remaining.

The 14th annual SlutWalk (Druslugangan) in Reykjavík, Iceland, saw participants of all genders protest sexual violence, rape culture, and complicity with perpetrators, with the Bishop of Iceland emphasizing the importance of speaking out.

There are plans to move an old shed located at Laugavegur 1 from Reykjavík to Þingeyri. The idea is to place it near the old hospital at Fjarðargata 8 in Þingeyri.

High voter turnout is expected this weekend, with residents already forming extended lines at the Kringlan polling location to cast their ballots.

Thieves broke into the Hygge bakery on Barónsstíg street overnight, bypassing security by cutting wires and stealing the cash register while leaving a full jar of coins untouched.

Icelandic police apprehended a driver traveling at nearly double the speed limit while intoxicated and without a license during a busy overnight shift in the capital.

City officials acknowledge that reducing staff positions by 54 roles will fall significantly short of the 900 million ISK budget consolidation target needed.

The Reykjavík City Executive Council has approved extensive organizational changes proposed by the mayor, significantly restructuring the municipal Department of Welfare and the Department of Education and Recreation.

The Reykjavík Health Authority has formally opposed the proposed location of a data center near the Holmsheidi prison, citing concerns over noise pollution and potential negative impacts on inmates' immune systems.

Reykjavik City has laid off nearly 90 employees as part of organizational changes, though 32 of those affected have been offered new positions. The restructuring aims to streamline city operations.

A bus driver in Reykjavík requested police assistance due to a heavily intoxicated and aggressive passenger who attempted to punch one person and pour beer on another.

A driver reportedly attacked and ran over a worker who was performing duties on a closed road in the 102 postal code area of Reykjavík, Iceland. The incident occurred in the Vatnsmýri, Valshverfi, and Skerjafjörður area.

A car caught fire on Víðimel in Vesturbær, Reykjavík, becoming fully engulfed in flames and sending thick black smoke into the sky. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, and no injuries were reported.

The research vessel RRS Sir David Attenborough is currently docked in Reykjavík Harbor as part of an extensive international research expedition studying the impact of the melting Greenland ice sheet on the North Atlantic and Earth's climate system.

The Reykjavik Marathon, held during Reykjavík Culture Night, successfully raised over ISK 285 million. Thousands participated in the races and supported runners, while various cultural events took place across the city.

Reykjavík's annual Culture Night is in full swing, featuring numerous events across the city center, culminating in a fireworks display at 10 PM.

Thieves in Reykjavík backed a car through a pharmacy window overnight and stole medicines, with police currently working to apprehend the culprits.

Ólafur Egilsson was designated an honorary member of the Reykjavík Student Association on his 90th birthday, August 20. He previously served as the association's chairman from 1967-1968 and has supported its activities for decades.

The majority in Reykjavík City Council proposes discontinuing school transport from Suðurhlíðar to Hlíðaskóli starting from the 2026-2027 school year.

Residents are preparing for the Reykjavík Marathon, which will be followed by a full day of cultural events across the city, including music, crafts, and drama.

A significant milestone has been reached in the construction of the Fossvogur bridge, named Alda, in Iceland, with all its piles now drilled into the seabed. The bridge will span the bay from Kársnes in Kópavogur to Nauthólsvík in Reykjavík.

The Children's Ombudsman in Iceland has requested detailed information from Reykjavík's building commissioner regarding a temporary permit for a building housing an emergency shelter for the Stuðlar treatment center.

A humpback whale has been swimming close to the Sólfarið sculpture and Harpa concert hall in Reykjavík, drawing significant attention from onlookers. Whale watching companies note that while whales sometimes come close to shore, it is not a common occurrence.

Reykjavík's Fossvogur crematorium is awaiting a new operating permit after its one-year temporary licence expired on August 19, as the City completes a new permit process for the aging facility.

A photography exhibition titled 'From Rofabörðum to Borgarskóga' will open in Reykjavík City Hall on Culture Night, highlighting the history of forestry in the city.

Reykjavík Airport was reopened around 8 PM tonight after an earlier closure.

Emergency services were called to Reykjavik Airport after an aircraft encountered difficulties during landing, leading to the closure of the airport.

One person was taken to the emergency room for treatment after a truck overturned on its side in Ártúnsbrekka, Reykjavík, this morning, causing an oil leak. The extent of injuries is currently unknown.

Reykjavík is gearing up for its biggest Culture Night festival to date, featuring a diverse program of events across the city. The annual celebration promises an extensive array of cultural activities for attendees.

Icelandic singer Laufey has chosen Michel Franco’s film 'Dreams' for a special screening at Bíó Paradís in Reykjavík on August 23, as part of 'A Very Laufey Day'.

The Colombian school ship ARC Gloria arrived in Reykjavík yesterday and will be docked at Ægisgarð for the next three days, with a photo gallery showing activities on board.

The owner of the amusement park operating the Ferris wheel in Reykjavík denies that any guests were left stranded in the wheel overnight.

The Barnaloppan store on Köllunarklettsvegur was broken into overnight, delaying its opening as police conducted an investigation.

Police in Reykjavík received a report overnight about a man who assaulted guests with a chair at a nightclub in the city center. The individual was taken into custody.

CNN contacted the Reykjavík Family Park and Zoo in anticipation of a total solar eclipse on Thursday, discussing the event live.

The Icelandic Farmers' Association is hosting a seminar at the Nordica Hotel in Reykjavík focusing on agriculture in a European context, featuring three experienced experts from Finland, Sweden, and Norway.

The Housing, Construction and Planning Agency has opened for public comment a proposal for a new two-phase chicken farm at Tindstaðir on Kjalarnes, within Reykjavík's jurisdiction, with a deadline of September 7.

Guðrún Margrét Jónsdóttir, a physics teacher in Reykjavík, fulfilled a promise 4,163 days after observing a partial solar eclipse with her students in 2015.

An Icelandic man was found dead near Austurbæjarskóli in Reykjavík yesterday. Police are investigating the incident and the circumstances surrounding his death.

Previous majorities in Reykjavík have worked to reduce above-ground parking, especially in the city center, while improving access to underground parking, a trend the current administration aims to continue.

Teitur Atlason, a resident of Hringbraut in Vesturbær, Reykjavík, expressed his frustration over what he describes as an 'epidemic' of increased burglaries in the city center and surrounding areas.

One individual has been arrested in Reykjavík on suspicion of assault. Further details regarding the incident are pending.

A research center for politics and economics is hosting an open meeting in downtown Reykjavík today, where Baudenbacher will discuss Iceland and its relationship with the European Union.

The Icelandic entertainment show 'Undir regnboganum' (Under the Rainbow) is celebrating Queer Days in Reykjavík by highlighting queer life and culture, featuring guests like Snæ Humadóttir, Jóhannes Þór, Ugla Stefanía, and Ragnhildur Sverrisdóttir.

A mother has been found guilty of the 'painful and merciless' murder of her daughter, Catherine Mancel, who was found dead at the Reykjavík Edition hotel last June along with her father, Emeric.

Police in the capital region are searching for 41-year-old Daníel Már Kárason, who was last seen in Reykjavík on Saturday. He was described as wearing a moss-green jacket, blue shirt, jeans, and Timberland shoes.

A special entertainment show will be broadcast tonight in celebration of Reykjavík Pride, continuing a tradition of TV programs for the event.

Police in the capital region received seven reports of assaults in the western part of Reykjavík and Seltjarnarnes, though the extent or severity of the attacks was not detailed.

A car veered off the road and ended up on the shoreline at Gufunes in Reykjavík, with the driver sustaining non-serious injuries and being taken to the hospital.

Six young men were acquitted of charges including dangerous assault, housebreaking, and property damage in Reykjavík District Court, with the court criticizing the police investigation methods and citing flaws in their inquiry.

After significant losses, Kolbrún María Garðarsdóttir plans to run the Reykjavík Marathon in memory of her mother and daughter, both of whom passed away earlier this year.

Ari Jónsson, former rector of Reykjavík University, is leading a large NATO fund tasked with investing in new technology for defense and security matters.

Luxury penthouses are currently on the market, including a 303 m² unit in Pješčana Uvala, Croatia, priced at €1.9 million, and an apartment in Reykjavík, Iceland, listed for $10 million. These properties represent high-end real estate offerings in different European locations.

The European Movement and Young Europeans have today opened an election center on Garðarstræti in Vesturbær, Reykjavík, for their campaign.

Reykjavík experienced its wettest July since records began, contrasting with much of the rest of Iceland, which enjoyed a warmer and drier than average month, according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office.

Icelandic musician Páll Óskar Hjálmtýsson is actively involved in designing the truck for the upcoming Reykjavík Pride Parade, as Pride Days celebrations continue throughout the week, describing the process as being like a major competition.

Reykjavík has recorded its wettest July in more than four decades, indicating unusual weather patterns for the Icelandic capital.

The Reykjavík District Court has reportedly criticized the police and prosecution's handling of the 'Edition' case, with various comments on the case's treatment included in the recently published verdict.

The rainbow flag has been repainted on the steps of Grafarvogskirkja in Reykjavík, Iceland, after it was previously covered with an image of the Icelandic flag overnight.

The city of Reykjavik has announced that there will be no road maintenance or construction work carried out next week.

Sólveig Hannesdóttir, rector of Menntaskólinn í Reykjavík, stated she has not observed a shift of secondary school curriculum to primary schools following the reduction of secondary education from four to three years, despite concerns.

Innbrotum og þjófnuðum í miðborg Reykjavíkur hefur fjölgað verulega í sumar. Lögreglan telur sig þó hafa náð tökum á ástandinu eftir að þrír af umsvifamestu innbrotsmönnunum voru settir í…

A request for custody has been made for Ming Ting Mancel following her conviction in the District Court of Reykjavík today.

Reykjavík-born musician Álfgrímur Aðalsteinsson, who started his career as Blossi three years ago, is featured, highlighting his journey in the music industry and his EP 'Le Blossi'.

Kristján and Edda Falak are selling their property located in the 101 district of Reykjavík, prompting questions about their reasons for selling.

This week's event guide for Iceland expands beyond Reykjavík, featuring diverse happenings across the country, including the Piknikk Concert and the Norðanpaunk music festival.

Bishop Guðrún Karls Helgudóttir of Iceland addressed the SlutWalk (Druslugangan) in Austurvöllur, Reykjavík, today.

A man in Reykjavík was severely injured after being thrown from a first-floor balcony by attackers who reportedly climbed through a window. He sustained broken bones from the fall.