Unraveling the secret of electroweak symmetry breaking remains one of the
highest priorities in particle physics research, with the elusive Higgs
boson being a center piece of many theoretical constructions. A comprehensive
program of searches for the Higgs boson is underway at the Fermilab Tevatron
Collider, which has started to sensitively probe previously unchartered
territory.
We will present the latest results on the Higgs boson search from the CDF
and D0 experiments using up to 5.4/fb of integrated luminosity, including
a recent combined result with improved sensitivity. We will also discuss the
future prospects for Higgs boson searches at the Tevatron.