Overview

• The 36-year-old left her Kenai home around 5:45 a.m. to jog and was charged within about 50 yards, then dragged roughly 100 yards, officials said.
• A neighbor discovered her before a 6:58 a.m. call to police, and she was evacuated to an Anchorage-area hospital with serious injuries; her current condition was not disclosed.
• Kenai police, Alaska Wildlife Troopers, and Fish and Game crews searched on foot with a drone, yet the bear has not been found.
• Tracks and other evidence at the scene indicate the animal was likely a brown bear, according to authorities.
• Troopers warned residents to secure attractants and closely supervise children and pets, noting that bear attacks are uncommon in a state with large bear populations and recent nonfatal maulings near Anchorage in July.