A fourth firefighter dies from burns sustained during a fast-moving wildfire near the Colorado–Utah border, according to multiple reports. The firefighter was injured when he and several colleagues were overcome by the blaze last month. Earlier accounts described other firefighter casualties resulting from the same incident, with this death bringing the toll to four. The wildfire’s rapid spread left crews exposed and required urgent response in the border area. Details in the reports focus on the cause of death—burn injuries—and on the timing of the incident, while providing limited additional information about the specific location within the region, the names of those involved, or the status of the fire investigation. Together, the sources state that the incident involves a single wildfire event last month near the Colorado–Utah border and that the most recent fatality is the fourth related to injuries from that event. The reports do not indicate changes to the overall incident situation beyond the progression of firefighter deaths.