A fourth firefighter, Nathan Matthews, 43, dies from burns he suffered while fighting a fast-moving wildfire in western Colorado near the Utah border, officials said. Both outlets report that Matthews died on Friday, about a month after the wildfire incident in June. The reports say the fire overcomes Matthews and members of his crew in what is described as a burnover situation, where fast-moving fire conditions overtake firefighters. The US interior department confirms the death in a statement, according to the Guardian. The New York Post identifies Matthews as being from Lincoln, Nebraska. No outlet provides additional details in the provided excerpts about the total number of firefighters injured, the wildfire’s name, or the status of the blaze at the time of publication. The consistent account is that four firefighters have died in connection with the June operation, and Matthews is the latest, succumbing to injuries sustained during the June firefighting effort near the Colorado-Utah border.