Hidden in Plain Sight

Hidden in Plain Sight airs Saturday at 7pm on NBC Connecticut.

Hidden in Plain Sight host Dan Corcoran called Brian and Company on WTIC NewsTalk 1080 to give a preview of Hidden in Plain Sight: Season 2, and the new Connecticut locations featured.

“Hidden in Plain Sight” is streaming now on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV.

When you step onto a trail into the woods off of Route 6 in Farmington, you may find yourself stepping into an abandoned zoo.

For a perfect view of the Greater Hartford area and beyond, there’s no place better than at the top of the Travelers Tower.

You may not know it, but Hartford is the home of the first ever pay phone in the world.

Closed nearly 50 years ago, there is a spot in the Collinsville section of Canton where you can see what’s left of a ski area from a bygone era.

In the woods, just off Route 4 in Unionville, is an abandoned amusement park from more than a century ago.

Sure, the Connecticut River runs right along Hartford, but did you know there is actually a hidden river that runs under the city’s downtown?

Built in 1889, the Sterling Opera House in Derby has hosted some of entertainment’s biggest names, but it’s also hosted criminals, and it has the rusted out jail cells to prove it.

Millions pass by it while driving on I-84 in Waterbury every year, but what is really in Holy Land USA?

Connecticut has a number of roads and highways that have never been completed.

It looks like a normal house, but the structure on a West Hartford corner contains something very few are aware of.