Breaking news, so not many details as of yet.. The House has shot down the bill to delay the Digital TV Transition.  This means, as of right now, Analog will die on February 17th as originally scheduled.

WASHINGTON — The House has defeated a bill to postpone the upcoming transition from analog to digital television broadcasting by four months to June 12.

House Republicans succeeded in scuttling a bill to delay the transition, which is scheduled for Feb. 17, less than two days after the Senate unanimously passed the plan.

The defeat is a setback for the Obama administration and Democrats on Capitol Hill, who fear too many Americans are not ready for the switchover.

The Nielsen Co. estimates more than 6.5 million U.S. households that rely on analog television sets to pick up over-the-air broadcast signals could see their TV sets go dark next month if the transition is not postponed.

via House Defeats Bill to Delay Digital TV Transition – washingtonpost.com.

Update: ArsTechnica has a bit more information:

On a 258-168 vote, the House decided to stick with the current February 17 date, with a large handful of Democrats joining with Republican House members to defeat the measure.

Via ArsTechnica