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Then she has a very natural day and night cycle. She's a young layer and this isn't uncommon with them. The cause is a brief interruption of hormones, causing the yolks not to be released. Instead, a tiny piece of tissue from her reproductive tract gets egg white and a shell and you have a...

Do you mean she has light all night as well as all day? Or the coop is just lighted in the day to keep it from being so dim?

For some reason, her ovulation has been disrupted. This is not uncommon in much older hens or when a hen is approaching molt, but to have this in spring in a fresh layer, it doesn't bode well. If you have an avian vet in your area, this would be worth running by them. Is she under supplemental...