Two Colorado Cities Named Great Places to Live

Colorado Springs is the No. 3 best large city to live, and Denver is No. 7. WalletHub compared 62 cities in terms of livability, the quality of their health and education systems, economic growth and tax rates, among 31 key metrics. In fact, Colorado Springs was No 1 in Livability, and Denver was No 2, but their overall rank was dragged down a little by their "Health" and "Local Economy & Taxes." No 1 overall was Austin. Cities who rank high are better at attracting Millennials and the companies that hire them. [WalletHub]

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