Two hikers are injured after a bear attack at Yellowstone National Park, according to park and officials. CBS News reports that one or more bears attacked the hikers, while the New York Post similarly describes the incident as a bear attack that leaves two people injured. The reports also agree on the timing and rarity of the event: Yellowstone officials say this is the first time in 2026 that a bear has injured people in the park. Beyond that shared information, the two accounts do not provide additional details such as the hikers’ identities, their ages, the severity of their injuries, the exact location where the attack occurred, or whether the bears involved are identified. The reports indicate the attack is considered notable because it is the first bear-related injury to occur in the park during the year. Park officials continue to respond to the incident, but the available coverage does not include further updates.