RICHMOND, VA (WWBT)- Investigators hope to figure out what sparked a house fire in Millers Lane in Henrico County.

We are told the house is abandoned and located off of a dirt road. The 911 calls actually came from drivers on Interstate 64 who could see the flames and smoke as they drove by.

The closest hydrant is a few thousand feet away from the home so pumpers were used to keep the water pressure up.

We are told the walls of the home are unstable, which forced crews to fight the flames from the outside. That also prevented firefighter from going into the home when they first arrived.

It took five stations over an hour to bring the fire under control.

There's no word yet on what started the fire. No firefighters were injured in the fire.

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HENRICO, VA (WWBT)- Sometimes it takes a village to pay it forward.

I hit the streets in Henrico at the White Oak Shopping Village to find someone ready on the spot to pass on a $300 Act of Kindness.

I was certain my sign would get attention from all the traffic on South Laburnam Avenue.

Sure enough, it took less than 10 minutes to make the right connection. To my surprise it came from a customer who called out from the nearby 7-11.

Sabrina - "Hello there, how are you doing? We're with Acts of Kindness, we're paying it forward to someone in need or supporting good deeds."

Michelle - "Oh, that's nice."

Michelle Johnson, a bus driver with Henrico Public Schools, was making a pit stop before her afternoon drive.

Michelle - "I'm going to recommend my girlfriend Carolyn Ross."

Sabrina - "What's going on with your girlfriend Carolyn that she could use $300?"

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT)- A Richmond man is detained by TSA at the airport and interrogated for an hour and a half. Ralph Stephenson was flying out of the Richmond International Airport Sunday for a business meeting when he ended up getting questioned by TSA officials.

It turns out, it's the yard work he did Saturday that landed him in the hot seat.

"You put about 2-3 handfuls per bush," Ralph Stephenson showed us. He puts Holly-tone on his rhododendrons every Spring. This Saturday was no different. "That makes the plants have a burst of growth," he explained.

Then, he cleaned up and thought nothing of the chore, until he got to the airport Sunday.

"They pulled me aside and they did the full body pat down," said Stephenson. "Then, they did it a second time, and I thought, 'what in the world?'"