You need an antenna in the Red-Violet range.
Go to
http://www.tvfool.com. Punch in your information, address, and find your local TV Stations. Based off of your zip, everything is going to be East North East, with a roof-top antenna.
Back to Antenna Web, go to this link:
http://www.antennaweb.org/Info/AntennaInfo.aspx. You need:
Medium Directional
DESCRIPTION Most popular rooftop antenna because of its modest size and ghost reducing characteristics.
APPEARANCE Multi-element rooftop antennas.
USE If there are ghost producing reflective structures near TV receiver antenna location, this kind of antenna is best for yellow, green, light green and red color code areas. Amplified antennas with rooftop mounting can be used with the blue color code.
I would go with a nice, large Winegard. They have amazing antenna's. Do not buy the large size for the reception in nice weather, think about your bad, snowy and foggy days.
This Winegard is a good one:
http://www.amazon.com/Winegard-HD7694P-High-Definition-Antenna/dp/B001DFTGR4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1428196658&sr=8-4&keywords=winegard+antenna. I have the larger, 8220U, but I live 60 miles from the transmitter outside of Denver, and down a bit of a hill.