break for Woodward

Covering JonBenet's murder early on, newscaster Paula Woodward joined Denver's 9NEWS in 1977 and is a recipient of the national Edward R., Murrow Award, a national Emmy award, and 24 regional Emmy awards. Paula was lead to several interesting case investigations like the arrest of 16 Internet predators during the first-ever multi-agency sting in Denver, the reform of workers compensation statues, dismissal of fire and police chiefs and exposing state legislators for ignoring their own laws--


Channel 9's Woodward calls it quits
By Joanne Ostrow
04/14/2009

"Denver's master of hidden-camera stings and high-profile interviews is leaving the TV newsroom.

"It's time," said Paula Woodward, sizing up her decision to leave television...

For years, Woodward's name was shorthand for high-impact broadcast journalism. Bumper stickers reading "I brake for Paula Woodward" acknowledged her notoriety.

As she turned down network offers, her local Emmy Awards multiplied. Among her scoops were numerous breaks in the Columbine and JonBenet Ramsey stories...'