According to a June article in the U.S. News & World Report, five counties in Colorado are in the top 10 of healthiest counties in the country.1. Los Alamos County, New Mexico2. Douglas County, Colorado3. Falls Church, Virginia4. Loudoun County, Virginia5. Broomfield County, Colorado6. San Miguel County, Colorado7. Pitkin County, Colorado8. Howard County, Maryland9. Morgan County, Utah10. Routt County, ColoradoElbert County came in at No. 24To see more on the healthiest communities in the U.S., visit https://www.usnews.com/news/healthiest-communities?src=usn_prBest states to start a businessAccording to a report by WalletHub, one of the top reasons a business startup fails is related to its location. Thatís why WalletHub came up with various methodologies to determine which state is the best to start a business.Texas came in at No. 1 and Colorado at No. 7.More on Coloradoís business startup rankings:Fifth in average growth in number of small businesses11th in availability of human capital15th in average length of work week (hours)20th in industry varietySecond in startups per capita
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