 A shooter killed two people at a small-town Minnesota motel late Monday and the suspect was later found dead, authorities said. Police issued an alert at about 7 p.m. Central Standard Time, 1 o'clock GMT, about an active shooter at a Super 8 motel in Cloquet and warned people in the surrounding area of Big Lake Road and Highway 33 to shelter in place. The order was lifted about 90 minutes later after police reported finding the suspected shooter dead and announced there wasn't any active threat, the St. Louis County. Sheriff's Office later said two people had been found dead along with the suspect at the motel and in a parked vehicle. Other details, including a possible motive for the attack, weren't immediately released, Cloquet is about 20 miles west of Duluth and partly lies within the fond Dulac Indian Reservation. There was a report of an active shooter, which I believe you know, and that turned out to be three deceased individuals at the Super 8 motel, and we've determined that there's no longer a threat as far as an unknown location of a suspect. I can confirm that we believe that the suspect is deceased, but I do not know the nature of how he became so.