Police and fire investigators believe the fire started as a break-in and then led to the business being intentionally set on fire.
Authorities said a break-in alarm sounded around 5 a.m. and when officers arrived at the scene, they saw thick, black smoke pouring out of the business.
Fire officials said they believe someone broke through the drive-up window and then set the place on fire.
If you have any information about this possible arson investigation, contact Springfield Fire and Rescue at 324-7610.
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