1 of 3 Texas wildfires 100 percent contained
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Officials say one of three wildfires in the Texas Panhandle is now 100 percent contained.
The Texas A&M Forest Service says a fire measuring about 46 square miles near Amarillo was fully contained by late Tuesday afternoon.
Another fire that's burned more than 492 square miles in the northeast corner of the Panhandle near the Oklahoma border is 50 percent contained. It's destroyed two homes.
A third wildfire south in Gray County and measuring nearly 145 square miles is 25 percent contained.
Phillip Truitt, a spokesman for the Texas A&M Forest Service, says his agency has confirmed three firefighters were injured battling the blazes. All have been released from hospitals.
Truitt says the death toll in Texas remains at four: three deaths in Gray County and one in Hemphill County.