UPDATE x1: All clear sounded – Secretary of State's office says woman arrested after tossing white powder into Governor's office. Hazmat officials say substance not a threat to public safety.
SPRINGFIELD – WGN TV's anchor Tahman Bradley was on hand Thursday when HazMat team entered the Capitol to determine whether a unknown substance thrown at the Governor's office was health-threatening.
The crisis may avert a vote on the Governor's veto – it's still being determined.
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