Former longtime WGN anchor and suburban radio host Jack Tayl

ack Taylor, a TV news anchor in Chicago for more than 20 years who helped put WGN-TV near the top of the 10 p.m. news ratings in the 1970s, died of heart failure over the weekend, the station announced Sunday. He was 94. Taylor -- a former resident of Kildeer and Mundelein as well as Wisconsin -- also did work for radio stations in Waukegan and at the College of DuPage.

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