History of Trey Yingst in Timeline

By Popular Timelines Editorial Team · Updated: March 3, 2026

Trey Yingst is an American journalist and the chief foreign correspondent for Fox News, stationed in Jerusalem. He is known for his on-the-ground reporting from regions such as the Gaza Strip and other areas within the Middle East, providing coverage for various Fox News programs. His role involves reporting on international events and delivering news from conflict zones.

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1993: Trey Yingst Born

In 1993, Trey Yingst was born.

2016: Graduated from American University

In 2016, Trey Yingst received a BA in Broadcast Journalism from American University School of Communication.

2018: Joined Fox News

In 2018, Trey Yingst joined Fox News’ international correspondent team.

February 2019: Israeli troops moved Yingst and his crew

In February 2019, Israeli troops moved Trey Yingst and his crew during a live shot due to grenades being thrown in their direction. He reported amid rocket fire, some of which occurred while he was live on the air.

March 2019: Interview by Mediaite

In March 2019, Trey Yingst was interviewed by Mediaite.

February 2022: Reported from Kyiv, Ukraine

In February 2022, Trey Yingst reported from Kyiv, Ukraine during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

October 2023: Reported on events in Israel during Gaza war

In October 2023, Trey Yingst reported on the events in Israel during the Gaza war for Fox News, extensively covering the Kfar Aza massacre. He reported live from Kibbutz Be'eri on October 11, describing the scene as "the most horrific thing I have ever seen."

November 2023: Covered tunnels under Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza

In November 2023, Trey Yingst embedded with the IDF in Gaza, covering the tunnels under the Al-Shifa Hospital.

August 6, 2024: Named Chief Foreign Correspondent by Fox News

On August 6, 2024, Trey Yingst was named Chief Foreign Correspondent by Fox News.

March 2025: Expressed gratitude to Palestinian journalists

During the Radio Television Digital News Association’s 34th annual First Amendment Awards on 6 March 2025, Trey Yingst expressed gratitude to the Palestinian journalists for reporting in Gaza in his acceptance speech.