FRANKFORT, KY (FOX19) - Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway has joined the attorneys general of 35 other states in expressing concern over Google's new privacy policy. In a letter to Google Chief Executive Larry Page, the attorneys general outlined multiple concerns with recently announced changes to Google's privacy policy that is scheduled to automatically go into effect for all users of Google products and services on March 1, 2012.

Greg Zoeller, Indiana Attorney General, has also signed this letter; Ohio's Mike DeWine hasn't.

Conway says this policy change threatens the privacy of those users of various Google products who wish to keep various parts of their online experience separate. It also has the potential to heighten the risk of identity theft and fraud, given that Google will now be storing more extensive personal information profiles.

BATESVILLE, Ind. - The Indiana Department of Transportation says there will be temporary lane restrictions on I-74 in Franklin County for pavement repairs.

Beginning Thursday, March 1, weather permitting, construction crews will be removing areas of existing pavement and replacing it with new concrete.  The work will be performed in both east and west bound lanes of I-74 near the 147.5 mile marker, reducing traffic to one lane.  INDOT says there will be lane shifts, posted speed reductions, and construction vehicles when traveling through the work zone.  The work is expected to be completed by Friday, June 1.

Oversized loads will not be permitted through the work zone due to a reduction in lane width.  All wide loads traveling east and west bound must use State Road 46 (S.R. 46) between exits 143 and 149 as an alternate route.   Message boards and traditional signage will be placed on I-74 to help direct motorists.

SEYMOUR, INDIANA (FOX19) - Indiana State Police are looking for a man who they say started firing at one of their troopers during a traffic stop off Route 50 near I-65 in Jackson County, Indiana.

At approximately 7:30 p.m. Monday night an Indiana State Trooper attempted a traffic stop on a pickup truck on U.S. 50 just east of I-65 for a traffic violation.  The violation occurred on I-65 southbound and the truck exited I-65 at U.S. 50 and pulled onto Sandy Creek Drive and stopped. After stopping the driver fired a shot at the trooper and the trooper returned fire.  The suspect then fled on foot north of the scene into a wooded area. No one was injured in the exchange of gunfire.  Indiana State Police, Seymour Police, and Jackson County Sheriff’s Deputies along with Indiana State Police Emergency Response Team members, K-9 teams, and Indiana State Police helicopter were still searching the area as of late Monday night.