ALLENTOWN, Pa. -

Investigators are looking into a fire that could have been intentionally set on Howe Street in Allentown.

Police said the fire broke out at 288 Howe Street Saturday night.

They said arson investigators were back on the scene Sunday to investigate.

There's no word on if anyone was inside the building or if anyone was injured in the fire.

Tune into 69 News and wfmz.com for the latest on the investigation.

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