Which American state is nicknamed the Hoosier State
Hoosier State (train) 6, 2015, INDOT announced that the "Hoosier State" would discontinue service on April 1, 2015. The decision was made due to regulations of the Federal Railroad Administration that would have required the state of Indiana to act as a rail carrier, despite the state owning no tracks or trains, which – according to INDOT – would have increased the cost to Indiana taxpayers for no additional benefit. After Indiana appealed to the FRA, the train's operation was extended to April 30, while Amtrak continued to operate the "Hoosier State" under a short-term agreement while negotiations continued. On August 2, 2015,
Hoosier City Hoosier City Hoosier City is an action/adventure side scrolling game, first released for MS-DOS in 1991. The game was released along with multiple sequels; "Hoosier City I: Assault of the Orcs", "Hoosier City III: Return to Oil City", and "Hoosier City II: Liberating Freedom City", some of which were released in 1992. The games were developed and published by MVP Software, with distribution by Wetware. "Hoosier City" and its sequels are based in a post-nuclear war, where the player is tasked with ridding a city of mutants. Movement is controlled using the cursor keys, and the player is able to