A recent poll conducted by Maskína reveals that the Independence Party and the Social Democratic Alliance are dominating the political landscape in Reykjavik. The newly formed Left could potentially gain two representatives from the now-divided positions of the Left-Green Movement and the Progressive Party. The evening news will feature a political scientist who will analyze the current situation in the city amidst these shifting political alliances.

In other news, a lawyer has suggested that the state might have incurred millions of krónur in liability after the termination of a contractor at Ölduselsskóli, a situation that has raised concerns about a lack of information regarding the reasons for the dismissal. The school was closed for safety reasons following the contractor's exit, which has sparked discussions among local officials and citizens about accountability and transparency. The news team plans to investigate this issue further and report on its implications.

The evening coverage will also include an interview with the Minister of Transport regarding flight schedules to Ísafjörður, a look at the winter weather affecting travel plans, and a visit to Hlíðarfjall in Akureyri, where ski slopes are bustling with activity. Lastly, we will meet one of the country’s most dedicated Pepsi fans who, after a two-year trade ban, has reconciled with the drink and is celebrating its return.