Vanessa Guillen

While her killer won't face earthly justice, today's news means we're at least one step closer to someone involved being held responsible.

My heart breaks thinking of the disrespect that Spc. Vanessa Guillen endured in her final moments, and now again with the destruction of items at her mural.

Petty Officer Tina Casanova, herself a victim of sexual abuse and harassment, will run from Ft. Sam Houston to Austin to encourage change in military culture.

Officials announced Tuesday that a memorial gate will be constructed in honor of Vanessa Guillen, the murdered soldier whose death sparked major changes.

Maj. Gen. John B. Richardson IV will become acting senior commander Wednesday, and Maj. Gen. Scott Efflandt will not assume command of the 1st Armored Division.

Vanessa Guillen's family members in Mexico received humanitarian clearance for visas so they could attend her funeral service.

Artist Cherine Mendoza was working on the painting Sunday afternoon as civilians and soldiers stopped to sign it and pay their respects to Vanessa Guillen.

Police say they've arrested the estranged wife of a former soldier, and have confirmed that a suspect who took his own life Wednesday was a Ft. Hood soldier.

Maj. Gen. Scott Efflandt took to Twitter to say, "Somebody, some person out there, has the piece of information we need to bring Vanessa home."

The reward offered to find any information about missing Fort Hood solider Vanessa Guillen is now up to $50,000.