Doug Vollmayer

Jun 26, 2024 | abc7.com | Shafiq Najib |Doug Vollmayer

As we approach one of the busiest beach weekends of the summer, "Good Morning America" is bringing attention to a danger we often see happening in the ocean and in the Great Lakes. "Double drowning" can occur when people, often without any formal rescue training or equipment, jump into the ocean to rescue someone else and end up becoming victims themselves.

Jun 25, 2024 | abcnews.go.com | Shafiq Najib |Doug Vollmayer

ABC News' Ginger Zee took part in a lifesaving demonstration. ByShafiq Najib and Doug VollmayerAs we approach one of the busiest beach weekends of the summer, "Good Morning America" is bringing attention to a danger we often see happening in the ocean and in the Great Lakes. "Double drowning" can occur when people, often without any formal rescue training or equipment, jump into the ocean to rescue someone else and end up becoming victims themselves.

May 22, 2024 | abcnews.go.com | Doug Vollmayer

ABC News' Matt Gutman shares life-saving tips. ByGMA Team and Doug VollmayerEvery year, thousands of people get caught up in water-related car crashes, and with extreme weather on the rise, the number of incidents continues to climb. According to a 2019 study from AAA, an estimated 7,900 car crashes involve vehicles entering water, resulting in 429 fatalities over the course of a year.

Apr 4, 2024 | flipboard.com | Doug Vollmayer |Elizabeth Schulze

Policing1 day agoWATCH: Chaos erupts at town hall meeting as citizens bang on doors, condemn 'worst mayor in America'Fox News - By Alexander Hall • 1dThe Village of Dolton’s monthly town hall meeting has made national headlines yet again for fiery confrontations with scandal-ridden mayor Tiffany Henyard.

Apr 4, 2024 | abcnews.go.com | Doug Vollmayer |Elizabeth Schulze

"Sometimes, it's confusing as to what's real money and what's fake money."ByGMA Team, Doug Vollmayer, and Elizabeth SchulzeParents Michael and Jennifer Ferri are speaking out and sharing a warning for other parents after they learned their 8-year-old son unintentionally racked up $4,000 in charges on their credit card while playing video games. "I mean, I lost my mind," Jennifer Ferri told "Good Morning America" after finding out about the unexpected charges her son Joey had made.