Rúv News Today

Two Icelanders are competing at the World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships in Invercargill, New Zeeland this year, and one of them is the only woman in the championship to compete in machine shearing

An unusual opportunity has presented itself to bird lovers in the town of Selfoss south of Reykjavik. namely to observe a raven couple hatching their eggs on a live online broadcast.

Janus Films has acquired North American rights for Hlynur Pálmason’s...

The controversy revolves around the armed policemen seen patrolling the festivities - Icelanders aren’t accustomed to armed police watching citizens.

Due to a mistake from the RÚV, the National Broadcasting Service´s technical department a wrong version of episode seven of the series was aired yesterday.

Imitating its Nordic neighbour Norway, Iceland has aired its own “slow television” show, with national public broadcaster RUV airing 24 hours of lambing.

Icewind, a new company started by four young Icelandic entrepreneurs, has raised enough money to begin building wind turbines that will harness the elements and transform them into usable power.