Part of a building has reportedly collapsed in a huge fire in northeast Minneapolis. Firefighters are also battling an aggressive blaze at another business in south Minneapolis.

Five firefighters became trapped on the third floor battling last week's fire at the Walker Community United Methodist Church. Fortunately, all five escaped the flames that destroyed the historic building. The fire remains under investigation.

KSTP reports Brandon Granger admits to selling and distributing cocaine since October 2009. Lawrence Wajda, another Minneapolis firefighter, is also accused of possessing and selling methamphetamine.

A collaboration between the Minneapolis Police Department and the National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators will help people anonymously dispose of unwanted medications in a drop box at the department's Fifth Precinct in downtown Minneapolis. The police department says it has seen a 30 percent increase in overdose deaths as compared to last year.

Officials say they arrested four males and three females outside the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis. They are part of the ongoing protest in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York and dozens of other cities. Police say they were blocking traffic. (Photo: Graham Meyer)

Police say twenty squad cars were involved in the search for suspects who authorities say set fire to leaf piles, garages, vehicles, and a Dumpster. The fires occurred within a four hour period late Friday and early Saturday.

Kare 11 reports one person was treated for smoke inhalation. Several fire departments responded to the fire at Kurt Die Casting on Hwy. 65. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Police say they found Minneapolis firefighter Lawrence Wajda carrying methamphetamine on the job when they arrested him this week. He's charged with felonies for allegedly possessing and selling drugs.